What are some of the holidays in Portugal?

Holidays and Observances in Portugal in 2021 Date Name Type Details May 23 Sunday Portalegre Day Municipal Holiday Portalegre May 24 Monday Azores Day Regional Holiday Azores Jun 3 Thursday Corpus Christi National holiday Jun 10 Thursday Portugal Day National holiday

What to bring home from Portugal for the holidays?

Part of the fabric of Portuguese culinary tradition, are tinned sardines. There are a whole host of shops in Lisbon that have them stacked high up to the ceilings, beautifully wrapped with old designs printed on the paper wraps. This makes them a pretty and also tasty gift to bring home to friends post-holidays.

Are there any public holidays in Portugal in 2022?

Portuguese public holidays during 2022. 1 January (Saturday): New Year’s Day (Ano Novo) 15 April (Friday): Good Friday (Sexta-feira Santa) 17 April (Sunday): Easter Sunday; 25 April (Monday): Freedom Day (Dia da Liberdade) 1 May (Sunday): Labor Day (Dia do Trabalhador) 10 June (Friday): Portugal National Day (Dia de Portugal)

Is there a National Bank Holiday in Portugal?

Many of Portugal’s bank holidays are national, although some are only celebrated in certain regions. Unlike many other countries, holidays in Portugal are observed on the day on which they fall.

Are there restrictions on travel to Portugal from Spain?

On land borders with Spain there are no restrictions on movement since 1 May. Citizens coming from Brazil, Cyprus, Croatia, India, Lithuania, Netherlands, South Africa and Sweden entering Portugal by land must comply with a 14-day quarantine period at home or at a place indicated by the health authorities.

When do supermarkets open in Portugal on public holidays?

– Supermarkets and grocery stores open until 9pm during the weekdays and until 7pm on weekends and public holidays. – Shops open until 9 p.m. on weekdays and until 3.30 p.m. on weekends and public holidays. – Sporting activities of medium risk allowed but without public.