Portugal Web uses the Twitter micro-blogging platform to spread news about the company.

The Facebook page for Portugal Web company. There are news and information related to Portugal Web products.

Digg is a way to share content and here you will find digg’s Portugal Web account. Priority is given to Portugal and to Portuguese made products.

Portugal Web using Squidoo popular publishing platform. Photos and information about the Portuguese products selected by Portugal Web such as equestrian, wine, gourmet and embroidery.

Sharing videos from Portugal Web through Vimeo. Portugal Web is a Portuguese company promoting made in Portugal products.

Stone pine is also often called umbrella pine. Its scientific name is Pinus pinea. Information about research on stone pine is available.

Portugal can be seen in relation to many aspects, as sometimes is used the expression facts. There are several topics about Portugal to be explored.

For those who my wonder what can be considered the best of Portugal here you will find some suggestions.

The facebook account from Portugal Shop has information about its products and also about Portugal.

Twitter is a form of twitter micro-blogging and it is used not only by conventional websites but also by blogs and in this case by Portugal Blog.

A blog providing views about Portugal and interesting Portuguese topics. Therefore one can say that is a Portuguese diary.

Portuguese horses are highly appreciated in many countries such as Italy where they are known as cavalli portoghesi.

Portuguese saddles are also used in Spain and are called sillas Portuguesas. Several Portuguese handmade saddles are available which are made in Portugal.

Portuguese horse riding equipment information is available in German including about Portuguese chaps which are known in this language as Portugiesische Beinchaps.

Portuguese embroidery are known in Portuguese as bordados Portugueses. There are quality Portuguese handmade embroidery table cloths and tray cloths which are made either linen or cotton.

French speakers have an opportunity to know more about made in Portugal products at Portugal Web. Portuguese handmade equestrian equipment and traditional Portuguese embroidery.

The traditional Portuguese embroidery is part of the ancient Portuguese culture. Finding more about the embroidery in Portugal gives a new perspective of Portugal.

Providing an overview about the three main Portuguese horse breeds. Background information from the Garrano and Sorrais horses and a special reference to the well known Lusitano horse are provided.

Handmade quality Portuguese saddles are available at Portugal Shop. All the Portuguese and Baroque horse equipment is handmade in Portugal including the existing six models of Portuguese saddles.