Read today's Portuguese stories delivered to your email Circulation on the Porto Metro will be interrupted between Senhora da Hora and Trindade stations from 22:00 on Saturday until 13:00 on Sunday due to electrification works In a statement, Metro do Porto explains that this interruption is related to the Pink Line (G) project “in terms of the electrical installations that are already being developed with a view to their completion” At issue is the connection of the catenary of the “common trunk” of the network - between Senhora da Hora and Estádio do Dragão - to the new line which will connect São Bento station to Casa da Música “It is essential to interrupt the circulation of the Porto metro from 10 pm on April 12 [Saturday] until 1 pm the following day [Sunday] between Senhora da Hora and Trindade stations” the technical intervention to connect the electrical power supply system of the metro trains will take place in the Francos region To minimize the impact caused by this technical intervention there will be an alternative service and transport a solution prepared in conjunction with the Porto Public Transport Society (STCP) This operator's articulated buses will run through the areas affected by the cut The passing frequencies should vary between seven minutes (from 20:30 to 01:30 and from 09:30 to 14:10) and 10 minutes (between 06:00 and 09:25) Ramalde and Viso stations must be spaced 21 minutes apart “We would also like to draw your attention to the fact that all customers of this alternative STCP service must validate their Andante tickets on the buses,” warns Metro do Porto The company also reminds that it is not possible to transport animals that are not properly accommodated in a container (bag We appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for our services but if you are able to we ask you to support The Portugal News by making a contribution – no matter how small You can change how much you give or cancel your contributions at any time are they finding any archaeological things during the underground excavation Send us your comments or opinion on this article Reaching over 400,000 people a week with news about Portugal Metro do Porto traffic will be restricted this weekend between Senhora da Hora and Trindade stations According to information on the Metro do Porto website both of the above-mentioned lines will remain in operation but will be conditioned during the specified hours with the exception of the Yellow line (D) this situation is due to a technical intervention related to the progress of the Pink Line (G) In order to minimize the possible constraints an alternative transport service has been set up with the Sociedade de Transportes Colectivos do Porto (STCP) This means that STCP buses will circulate in the areas close to the stations affected by the Metro’s traffic restrictions buses will provide connections to Senhora da Hora and Trindade with running times that can vary between seven minutes (from 8.30pm to 1.30am and from 9.30am to 2.19pm) and ten minutes (between 6am and 9.25am) It should be noted that the stops at Francos For more detailed information you can consult the official Metro do Portowebsite “Is a business degree worth it?” Most of us would not know the answer to this at 16 or 17 years old when we have to pick a course at university the answer only came to her many years later She had already pursued another degree and build a career in another field: architecture Portugal is home to an outstanding array of cultural and historical architecture and who we hang out with — all of this define who we are The same goes for the actual places we find ourselves in these are spaces we spend our entire lives in But have you ever considered just how much this collection of bricks and mortar affect humanity as s whole To Seifert, architecture and culture are tools for social change, influencing how humans interacted with the world and each other. “Studying architecture was a starting point for exploring the connections between disciplines and their impact on practice,” she says Seifert pursued a degree in the field at the University School of Arts of Coimbra (ARCA) she was mostly drawn to the poetic aspects of the discipline such as designing concepts or exploring new ideas and loved visiting exhibitions and learning about other cultural contexts One thing that stuck out to her was a prominent gap in the architectural community when it came to spaces that provoked critical discussion She carried that curiosity with her even after graduating While in practice, she expanded her professional scope and co-founded Circo de Ideias a nonprofit cultural organisation committed to promoting the dissemination and study of architecture “Our work is focused on promoting architecture through publishing who co-founded the company in 2008 alongside her colleagues Pedro Baía “We want to make architecture accessible to both academic and general audiences and aside from publishing books that bridge research “Circo de Ideias also offers space for open dialogue and collaboration within the architectural community by hosting exhibitions women are often underrepresented in leadership roles and face barriers to advancement Circo de Ideias was not Seifert’s only professional venture She also joined ESAD Idea, the research centre from ESAD College of Art and Design, and is on the executive board of Porto Design Biennale an event to foster debate and welcome concerns and multiple perspectives on design But holding multiple executive roles wasn’t easy her tasks include overseeing the coordination of the event and coordinating the production of various events such as research activities It wasn’t long before Seifert started to struggle in juggling these roles “I was somewhat naive about the actual realities of the profession because I didn’t fully know the complexity of working in an architecture office and dealing with the extensive time required to complete an architectural project,” she says “My executive role at Porto Design Biennale was tough considering the scale of the event managing multidisciplinary teams and the institutional responsibilities.” She soon realised that she needed a broader understanding of business – particularly the project management side of things Determined to learn more, she pursued the International MBA at Porto Business School in Senhora da Hora Seifert’s time at Porto Business School granted her valuable education and networking opportunities — so we think the answer speaks for itself Having grown up in Portugal for most of her life the International MBA was exactly what Seifert needed to gain fresh perspectives on her professional ventures “As someone from an architecture background I needed to develop skills in managing teams and make informed financial decisions,” she says “I wanted to lead projects and organisations more effectively.” By working alongside professors and colleagues from all walks of life Seifert was exposed to diverse perspectives and business practices all of which encouraged critical thinking and strategic problem-solving “The MBA helped me get important skills in leadership all of which were crucial for my work at ESAD Idea and beyond,” she says especially when complemented by business knowledge and Seifert’s time at Porto Business School is proof of that Learning to approach problems from a systems-thinking perspective getting acquainted with different frameworks and considering the long-term impact and sustainability of creative projects were all useful knowledge “A cultural project also needs a balanced business judgement,” Seifert says “It helps to reinforce the importance of clear communication and vision in guiding processes and projects – from small to big scale.” Such practices come in handy in dealing with business challenges such as securing funding for cultural projects Seifert shared that patronage and philanthropy are still not standardised practices among companies in Portugal she strongly recommends those interested in taking on leadership roles to pursue an international MBA just like the one at Porto Business School “The programme stands out for its exceptional content and the incredible network of colleagues that it brings together every year,” she says hands-on learning with real-world case studies.” Seifert’s time at Porto Business School proved beneficial for her creative work “For Circo de Ideias, we are looking to expand our publishing reach and continue some of the collections we started, like Houses with a Name, Architecture Lessons, Space Fictions – Booklets on Architecture and Cinema, among other publications,” she says. “We will be the publisher of the team who will represent Portugal at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025.” They are planning a series of events leading up to the next Porto Design Biennale that will take place in October 2025 as well which will make an actual shift to involving and interacting with local communities,” she says “Our upcoming work will continue to focus on promoting design culture as an action and not only a discipline.” no matter how often you ask Seifert – is a business degree worth it to pursue their goals and not be discouraged by systemic biases,” she says “My advice would be to trust in your vision and find a network of people who support you If you often use public transport, pay attention. There is a strike on the Metro do Porto between December 17 and 22 with journeys canceled and changes to the usual timetables According to information on the official Metro do Porto website, the weekend before Christmas will be the most affected It is therefore important to be prepared for possible disruptions during this festive period According to the same source, on the Yellow Line (D), the intervals between trains are, on average, six minutes on weekdays and ten minutes at weekends On the common stretch between Senhora da Hora and Estádio do Dragão the frequencies are four minutes on weekdays and six minutes at weekends For more information: check the updated timetables on the Metro do Porto website By Metro Report International2023-10-31T05:00:00+00:00 PORTUGAL: Metro do Porto has awarded a consortium of Alberto Couto Alves FCC Construcción and Contratas y Ventas a €379·5m contract for the construction of light rail line H (Ruby) The 6·4 km Line H would connect Casa da Música on lines A F and G in the centre to Santo Ovídio in the south where interchange would be provided with Line D The station is also planned to be served by the future Lisboa – Porto high speed corridor and it would also serve the Campo Alegre University and the Arrábida hospital The project would include the construction of the Antónia Ferreira Works are expected to be completed by the end of 2026 The total project cost is estimated at €435m; Metro do Porto says this is the largest investment to date to be funded from Portugal’s share of the EU’s Recovery & Resilience Fund Metro do Porto presented its Metro 3.0 expansion plan on October 17 This covers an estimated €1bn of investment for the construction of four new lines totalling 37 km some of these routes may be built as bus rapid transit rather than light rail lines The programme was formally launched in Gondomar in the presence of Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa and Minister for the Environment Duarte Cordeiro Metro do Porto says it has already called tenders for what it terms ‘preliminary projects’ and environmental impact studies for the programme Metro do Porto says that the main objectives of the expansion plan are to reduce road traffic in the Porto metropolitan area as well as to more than double the annual light rail ridership The operator aims to carry 150 million passengers a year by 2030 PORTUGAL: Agreement has been reached to restore passenger services on an orbital line in the northern suburbs of Porto The first trains are expected to begin running this year A protocol to restore passenger services was signed at São Mamede de Infesta .. 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Like our guide to the Christmas markets we wanted to extend our themed itinerary to Greater Porto Although it’s not a definitive itinerary of all the Christmas trees you can find out there this article brings together some of our favorites and most instagrammable Over 30 meters high and 15 meters in diameter the traditional Christmas tree on Avenida dos Aliados is always one of the city’s main Christmas attractions; and this year is no exception 📍Right in front of Porto City Hall, on Avenida dos Aliados View this post on Instagram Shopping Cidade do Porto Shopping Cidade do Porto is also a Christmas classic thanks to its usual tree it ‘s worth going there to see the decorations and take some photos In this list of some of the most beautiful Christmas trees in Greater Porto we couldn’t fail to mention the “Largest Christmas Tree in Portugal“ Over 50 meters high, this is one of the main Christmas attractions in the municipality of Valongo (part of the Porto Metropolitan Area). 📍Ermesinde Urban Park, Valongo municipality Set up between the Civic Center and Praça, at the back of the Paços do Concelho building, it’s also worth stopping by to get a closer look at one of the most beautiful Christmas trees in Greater Porto. 📍Civic Center | Praça, next to Vila Nova de Gaia Town Hall is diverse and will continue until January 6 Maia is one of the municipalities in Greater Porto that shines brightest this Christmas The festive season is celebrated with many decorations and attractions The Christmas tree is undoubtedly one of the most Instagrammable decorative elements the center of Maia also surprises for other reasons The magic of Christmas shines brightly throughout Greater Porto; and Matosinhos which includes a recreation of Santa’s Village Matosinhos Town Hall is giving us “a giant Christmas tree NorteShopping is a must for many people, whether it’s for Christmas shopping or simply to enjoy the attractions of this festive season the Christmas tree is more beautiful than ever mirror balls and a maze to delight the whole family Located near the emblematic Estádio do Dragão Alameda Shop & Spot is one of the largest shopping centers in this part of Porto every year the Christmas tree and the seasonal decorations make you want to keep the flashbulbs on Keen to tee off on lush greens to a background of gorgeous sea views These are the best golf holidays in Portugal Golfers in the UK are spoiled for choice. The country is home to the world’s top courses and some of the best golf hotels But with its warm climate and picturesque landscapes Portugal often comes in top of European golf destination rankings Keen players from around the world flock here annually to hit the greens Each region brings something special to the table historic neighbourhoods in Porto or lush landscapes along the Silver Coast these locations are about more than just golf Here’s a breakdown of the best places to play golf in Portugal Recognised as one of the best places to play golf in the world the Algarve is a must-visit sporting destination Its temperate means golfers can play all-year round its broad range of greens and fairways makes the area accessible to players of all experience levels Many of the Algarve’s 32 courses were modelled by famous designers The North Course at Monte Rei Golf & Country Club was designed by “the Golden Bear” This par 72 course is set in the foothills of the stunning Serra do Caldeirão mountains Away from the busier golfing region of Albufeira the course is known for its tricky water hazards Watch this space for another Niklaus-designed course coming to Monte Rei soon It’s hard to talk about top European golf destinations without mentioning Vilamoura this golf-rich region is replete with challenging courses and superb accommodation options including the championship Victoria Golf Course the Pinhal Golf Course and the Laguna Golf Course There’s also the 27-hole Vila sol Golf Course The Algarve isn’t done yet though. Further east along the coast, Quinta do Lago is one Portugal’s best-known destinations, blending high-end accommodation with modern foodie options. Consider checking into the Conrad Algarve Michelin star restaurant and its very own golf concierge Guests can also work on their technique with PGA Tour Qualified Golf Pro Lisbon might be better known as the cultural capital of Portugal but it’s also a premier Portuguese golfing destination With views of the Sintra Hills and the Atlantic Ocean but benefit from a cooler climate than their southerly neighbours Start with the Penha Longa Resort Ritz-Carlton hotel in the midst of Sintra National Park The 27-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones is ranked in the top 30 Courses in Continental Europe and top 10 in Portugal while staying at the resort is arguably more so a comprehensive spa and extensive family-friendly facilities make it a pleasing option for even the busiest golfer The course opened in 1929 and was masterfully redesigned by Mackenzie Ross in 1936 Just 25 minutes from Lisbon and set in the pretty town of Estoril it’s a challenging course with uneven terrain Another appealing option is the Quinta da Marinha Golf Club Surrounded by natural beauty and designed by Robert Trent Jones it’s one of Portugal’s most popular golfing destinations the course is made up of elevated tees and greens deep bunkers and the occasional water hazard This scenic course is set amongst 40,000 different species of tree and traverses glistening lakes and waterways Alternatively hop over to Riba Golf in Herdade da Vargem Fresca where two 18-hole golf courses take players through a woodland of cork oaks Travelling to Portugal with your golf clubs? We asked Mel Reid English professional golfer and European Solheim Cup Team Vice Captain a little trick a lot of Tour pros use is if you put your driver head and place it inside your bag beautiful bridges and perfect port are just some of the magical city of Porto’s attractions then head out to one of its many golf resorts for a few days on the (very green) greens Porto is particularly suited for a golf holiday in Portugal as it’s where the sport originated in the country Oporto Golf Club was the first of its kind to open in Portugal and only the fifth to open in Europe players can take to the fairways and test themselves against the challenging nortada: the north wind A pleasingly traditional atmosphere prevails here – especially in the clubhouse which is a popular spot for a post game debrief Thanks to a very different climate to the Algarve golf courses in the Porto region pose an extra challenge to players set in the resort of Póvoa de Varzim just half an hour from Porto While three kilometres of dunes offer Atlantic views on one side and mountainous crags on the other light winds and challenging design make it hard to recover balls if hit astray Plenty of other great golfing options exist too The Miramar Golf Club opened in 1931 to provide a more accessible option for Portuguese locals and is still going strong Those looking for convenience can try CityGolf – Senhora da Hora whose nine holes are just 11 minutes from the Rotunda da Boavista Praia D’El Rey Marriott Golf and Beach Resort A little north of Lisbon lies one of Portugal’s most seductive golfing areas the Silver Coast – or Costa de Prata – offers exhilarating courses interspersed by pretty coastal towns meaning visitors here can enjoy some peace and quiet alongside their tee-time Two courses really put the region on the map: Praia D’El Rey Marriott Golf and Beach Resort and the recently opened West Cliffs Golf Links The former is often referred to as Portugal’s most popular golf destination after the Algarve the Cabell Robinson-designed layout evolves from parkland into sand dunes A swanky clubhouse rounds off the elevated experience nicely Similarly picturesque is the 2017-opened West Cliffs while the vegetation challenges players to be precise as balls are easily lost in the undergrowth Huge rolling greens make for a pleasant and formidable course Water hazard fans should look no further than the Royal Óbidos Spa & Golf Resort This perfectly manicured course was the last one designed by legendary Severiano Ballesteros and is popular with putters thanks to its fantastic 18-course and five-star facilities players can dine at any of five restaurants offering everything from sophisticated meals to casual pool bar vibes Thinking of travelling to Portugal? Skyscanner can help you find the best flights, hotels and car hire deals for your next trip Fertagus will gradually replace the validators in all stations and says that direct payment functionality with a contactless bank card should be available in November Fertagus is the first operator to make travel payments available directly with a bank card when new validators will be available in all stations it will be possible to pull the card over to one of these devices and make the trip without any pre-loading or previous configuration: just pull over and travel The project is pioneer in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area and was announced as part of the European Mobility Week involving as main partners the American payments company Mastercard and the Israeli digital bank Finaro Fertagus' occasional passengers will now be able to use their contactless payment card to travel on the trains without having to waste time buying a ticket at a ticket office or automatic machine Although this is a partnership between Fertagus the system will be valid for any bank card contactlesseven if it is from competitor VISA Passengers will have to select their destination at the validator and then swipe their card for payment; the trip will cost the same as a traditional ticket purchase Payment with contactless cards on Fertagus was tested this Thursday between Sete Rios (Lisbon) and Pragal (Almada) with implementation across the entire Fertagus network scheduled for November The adoption of contactless payments in public transports avoids the need for users to previously buy a ticket and is especially designed for occasional passengers those who do not have a "Navegante" pass because they only travel once in a while payment is made through the payment card contactlessdirectly in the validators Fertagus will renew the more than 200 validators in its stations to allow contactless payment but also other forms of payment in the future The new devices will be able to read QR codes (for pre-purchased tickets in digital format will have a touch screen that will simplify the zapping (currently passengers who have zapping have to go to a machine to select the destination before traveling even if they have a balance on their card) and will also have Bluetooth which will enable communication between the validators and a cell phone Fertagus intends to have one to two new validators in its stations for cards contactlesswhich will accept only that form of payment; the Navegante cards will have to be passed through the old validators will the new validators also accept the Navegante cards The substitution of the old validators by the new ones will be gradual which today has more than 90 thousand daily passengers expects a positive impact from this technological renovation has recorded three times as many trips since the launch of the solution contacless in September 2014 in which 19 million bank cards from over 100 different countries were used "Fertagus has been a pioneer in Portugal in several innovative projects such as the use of cell phones for travel and now the contacless bank cards"Clara Esquível "We want it to be easy for everyone to use the train even if it's their first time on this transport and the contacless bank cards allow that ease - not to mention the environmental gain that comes with saving paper tickets." Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa (TML) is also working to make payments available in 2023 contactless on the Carris Metropolitana network MB Way: 933 140 217 (indicar “LPP”) Ou clica aqui Podes escrever-nos para [email protected] O LPP / Lisbon For People é um jornal local dedicado à cidade e à área metropolitana de Lisboa editado de forma totalmente independente e sem fins lucrativos ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " According to information on the company’s official website,this Thursday with the last departures taking place between 22:00 and 23:00 with traffic suspended across the entire network with limited services between Senhora da Hora and Estádio do Dragão which will also affect other transport services such as CP – Comboios de Portugal promises to cause significant constraints on mobility STYLISH LADY ATMOSPHERE.A sophisticated palette of light blues and creams takes centre stage clean stripes on double jacquard jerseys touched by hints of gold to pair with soft ivory ribs in modal The mood is further defined by a crepe weave ground for simple wool checks to be worn with an embossed cotton creponne blouse crafted from elaborate yarns and granite wool while light blue cord yarn leno weave gauze matches a traditional check updated by butterfly motifs in jacquard fil coupé A lightweight voile cotton shirt fabric in alternating stripes adds a playful touch to this elegant tableau OPENWORK & EMBROIDERED LACE.A nostalgic journey begins with chunky cotton lace reminiscent of grandma's crochet Mesh knits spring to life with zigzag designs and horizontal bands while cream-coloured tweeds pair with vibrant orange fancy yarns Ethnic print viscose satin and rustic yarn leno weaves in warm tones transport us to faraway lands there are many attractions where you can have fun near Porto will be transformed into a kind of water park If you’re one of those people who can’t stand to be away from water then you’ll be pleased to know that there’s a mega water slide waiting for you near Porto On August 10 and 11 (Saturday and Sunday, respectively), São Mamede de Infesta, in the municipality of Matosinhos will become a kind of open-air water park After going through Penafiel and São Pedro da Cova (in Gondomar) Water Slide Summer is back in Greater Porto kids and adults will be able to enjoy the giant slide which will be installed on the descent between the Rotunda das Laranjeiras and the Rotunda da Henrique Bravo there is a condition for ‘diving’ down the 300m slide to slide down at will you need to take a buoy with you View this post on Instagram This is an initiative for the whole family by Matosinhos City Council, in partnership with the São Mamede de Infesta and Senhora da Hora Parish Council, as part of International Youth Day. Where: on the descent from the Rotunda das Laranjeiras to the Rotunda da Henrique Bravo, in São Mamede de Infesta Hours: August 10-11, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and from 2:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m GRAPHIC BLACK & WHITEThe unmissable black and white interpreted in sustainable fibres: “responsive” wool mixtures and recycled polyester, graphic patterns for business suits and cotton blouses in refined jacquard patterns. In knits, it features textured optical and shiny/matt effects, fabrics with a touch of black lurex or glossy coatings on fine-rib knits. MULTICOLOUR MOODMulticolour prints decorate different grounds, including heavyweight canvas, lightweight rip-stop and beachwear super-stretch knits. Vivid colours enliven transparent fil-coupé jacquards and generate amusing childhood spirit dynamic stripes in terry knits. Opto SIC 2024 Caída numa praia dos Açores, Joana acorda com a mão de uma criança. Quando chega à aldeia com a criança ao colo é recebida como uma santa. 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