The symbols of Portugal include its flag with red representing courage and blood spilled in combat, and green representing hope. The armillary sphere on the flag represents Portugal's excellence in navigation. The shield on the flag contains five blue shields referring to five Moorish kings defeated in battle, surrounded by seven castles representing cities conquered from the Moors. Infante Dom Henrique was an important Portuguese navigator born in 1394 who conquered the city of Ceuta in North Africa and appears first in front of the Padrão dos Descobrimentos monument.
The symbols of Portugal include its flag with red representing courage and blood spilled in combat, and green representing hope. The armillary sphere on the flag represents Portugal's excellence in navigation. The shield on the flag contains five blue shields referring to five Moorish kings defeated in battle, surrounded by seven castles representing cities conquered from the Moors. Infante Dom Henrique was an important Portuguese navigator born in 1394 who conquered the city of Ceuta in North Africa and appears first in front of the Padrão dos Descobrimentos monument.
The symbols of Portugal include its flag with red representing courage and blood spilled in combat, and green representing hope. The armillary sphere on the flag represents Portugal's excellence in navigation. The shield on the flag contains five blue shields referring to five Moorish kings defeated in battle, surrounded by seven castles representing cities conquered from the Moors. Infante Dom Henrique was an important Portuguese navigator born in 1394 who conquered the city of Ceuta in North Africa and appears first in front of the Padrão dos Descobrimentos monument.
The symbols of Portugal include its flag with red representing courage and blood spilled in combat, and green representing hope. The armillary sphere on the flag represents Portugal's excellence in navigation. The shield on the flag contains five blue shields referring to five Moorish kings defeated in battle, surrounded by seven castles representing cities conquered from the Moors. Infante Dom Henrique was an important Portuguese navigator born in 1394 who conquered the city of Ceuta in North Africa and appears first in front of the Padrão dos Descobrimentos monument.
symbolizes the courage The green of and blood of the our flag Portuguese killed in symbolizes combat. hope. The shield is made up of five smaller blue shields, The Armillary surrounded by a red Sphere is also border, further decorated known as the with seven castles. The spherical astrolabe five small shields refer to and represents the five Moorish kings how the defeated by the first king Portuguese were of Portugal, Afonso excellent Henriques, in the Battle of navigators. Ourique, in 1139, while the seven castles within the red border represent the seven fortified cities that King Afonso Henriques conquered and took from the Moors. Infant Dom Henrique was born in 4th Padrão dos Descobrimentos March in 1394 and died in 13th November in 1460 (66 years). A very important achievement is a city called Ceuta, in North the Africa.
The first person in front of the Padrão dos
Descobrimentos is Infante Dom Henrique and at his side are some of the best Portuguese navigators. The Galo de Barcelos
The Lenda do Galo de Barcelos is a
popular narrative from Portugal dating back to the XVI century. It can be produced using wood, clay and iron, after several processes it is painted with colors typical of the town of Barcelos. The Santuário de Fátima
The Sanctuary of Fátima is one of the
main Christian pilgrimage sites in the world, located in the city of Fátima, Portugal. Its story begins in 1917, when three children claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary. Torre de Belém
Built in the XVI century during the
period of great Portuguese navigation, the tower served as a defensive fortification and is a symbol of maritime power and the expansion of the Portuguese empire. Fado
Fado is a Portuguese musical
style that developed mainly from Lisbon, at the end of the 19th century. It is usually sung by a single person (fado singer) accompanied by a classical guitar (in fado circles called viola) and a Portuguese guitar. Made by: • João Serra; • Bernardo Matias; • Bernardo Azevedo