Portugal has a long tradition associated with the Carnival, especially in some areas of the country, such as Torres Vedras, Loulé, Sesimbra, Madeira and the Azores.
The Torres Vedras Carnival is the oldest in the country (with references from 1574), faithful to the traditions and rejecting foreign words, and is already deeply rooted in the identity of the city.
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The roots of the Loulé Carnival are centenary, now a major tourist attraction of the city. Of all the cities in the Algarve, is where the festivities have greater significance and meaning, attracting thousands of visitors during the three days. Among the celebrations highlights, stand out the Battle of Flowers and allegoric cars parade, which take many different forms, depending on the imagination of those who build them, having always intended to express the critical aspect, with present situations.
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In the Azores, more in Terceira Island, is one of the most peculiar celebration of Carnival, with dances that make up the largest demonstration of popular theater in Portugal, based on the style of Autos Vincentians.
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The Carnival in Madeira have their peak in the great allegoric cars parade, keeping intact the roots, with the participation of various groups and thousands of extras in the streets of Funchal. The happiness fills the hotels, bars and other public spaces, creating an environment of continuous animation.
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Sesimbra Carnival is gaining size as cultural and high social moment in the county. The streets are filled with playful elements, colors, music and movement, boosted by the parades of samba schools.
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