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ID 1158Seitenanfang
CIAL
R. Almeida Garrett, 44 r/c
8000-206 Faro
Portugal
Tel: 351. 289 807 611
Fax: 351. 289 803 154

Email cial@sprachkurse-weltweit.de
Web www.sprachkurse-weltweit.de/sprachschulen-empfehlungen/cial/index.html
ID 1157Seitenanfang
CIAL
Av. da República, 41-8º Esq.
1050-187 Lisboa
Portugal
Tel: 351 217 940 448
Fax: 351 217 960 783

Email cial@sprachkurse-weltweit.de
Web www.sprachkurse-weltweit.de/sprachschulen-empfehlungen/cial/index.html
ID 0895Seitenanfang
LÍNGUAS & LÍNGUAS, ESCOLA DE LÍNGUAS
TRAVESSA DAS MERCÊS, 26 - 1º
1200-269 Lissabon
Portugal
Tel: 0035 21 342 96 56
Fax: 0035 21 342 96 73

Email office@languagelisboa.net
Web www.languagelisboa.net

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Portugal



Portugal is a democratic republic located on the west and southwest parts of the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. Portugal during the past 3000 years has witnessed a constant flow of different civilizations. Phoenician, Greek, Celtic, Carthaginian, Roman, Barbarian and Arabic cultures have all made an imprint in Portugal. During the 15th and 16th centuries, Portugal eclipsed most other nations in terms of economic, political, and cultural influence and it had an extensive overseas empire throughout the world.

Continental Portugal is split in two by its main river, the Tagus (Tejo). To the north the landscape is mountainous in the interior areas with plateaus, cut by four breakings lines that allow the development of relevant agricultural areas. Portugal's highest point, however, is Mount Pico (2351m) in the Azores.

The south down as far as the Algarve features mostly rolling plains with a climate somewhat warmer and drier than the cooler and rainier north. Other major rivers include the Douro, the Minho and the Guadiana, similar to the Tagus in that all originate in Spain. Another important river, the Mondego, originates in the Serra da Estrela (the highest mountains in mainland Portugal - 1,991 m). The islands of the Azores and Madeira are volcanic in origin, and in the Azores, one to nine volcanoes are possibly active.

In mainland Portugal, average temperatures are 13ºC in the North and 18ºC in the South. Madeira and Azores, due to their location in the Atlantic, are rainy and wet, and have a narrower range of temperatures.

Eating in Portugal is often a visitor's most remembered characteristic of the country. Each region of Portugal has its own traditional dishes, including various kinds of meat, sea-food, diverse and fresh fish. Portuguese have a reputation for loving cod dishes (bacalhau in Portuguese).