Portugal's capital is Lisbon. It has a population of over 10 million and its official languages are Portuguese and Miranda. Some key cultural traditions in Portugal include greeting others with a smile, avoiding noises while drinking or eating, and not putting objects in your mouth like cigarettes when speaking. Famous Portuguese people include Cristiano Ronaldo and Vasco Da Gama. Popular landmarks are São Jorge in Lisbon, the town of Sintra, and the Tower of Belém in Lisbon.
2. Some facts about Potugal
President: Marcelo Rebel de Sousa, Eduardo
Ferro Rodrigues
Capital: Lisbon
Calling code: +351
Currency: Euro
Population: 10.32 million (2016)World Bank
Official languages: Portuguese, Miranda
language
4. Portugal food
Caldeirada de Enguias Cataplana de Marisco Porco Preto
Posta Mirandesa Sopa de Cação Polvo à Lagareiro
5. Culture and traditions
Every time you greet or meet somebody, show them a smile. It will
show that you are a cheerful person and therefore, when people talk
to you next, they know they will have a pleasant time.
If you are drinking something, do it without noise. For many Portuguese
it's very rude to see somebody making noises sucking the drink from a
glass or cup.
If you are eating something, do it with your mouth shut. It's very
unpleasant for most Portuguese to see the food you are chewing in
your mouth when you speak.
6. When you are speaking you should not put objects in your mouth like
a cigarette, a pencil or anything else, specially a tooth pick.
We must also avoid talking to people when chewing gum.We can
always hide it and talk as if we hadn't anything in our mouth.
If you are invited over to someone's house you mustn't take off your
jacket unless the host suggests you to do so.
When you talk to people, you should look them in the eyes. Looking
at the open space shows disrespect towards the other person under
the "rules" of the Portuguese traditions.
Everyone, this isn’t all the “rules” of the Portuguese traditions. But if
you want to be a good guest in Portugal, just be friendly .
16. 6.Ponta do Pico
Operating volcano in the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal, the Azores, on the
island of Pico.The highest point of Portugal and Pico Island.Piku
volcano 2351 m is above the sea level.The last small volcanic eruption
occurred in 1963.The biggest eruptions were in 1562 and 1564 and in
1718 and 1720.