From the fighting bull to rice: Ribatejo shows its roots in SantarémPhoto by Brenda Holland on Pexels
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From the fighting bull to rice: Ribatejo shows its roots in Santarém

Notícias de Coimbra2 September 2026 at 01:20

The Raízes Vivas Festival moved from Caneiras to Portas do Sol, in Santarém, in a second edition that promises to highlight the culture and traditions of Ribatejo. The event celebrates the roots of the region, showcasing characteristic elements such as the fighting bull and local gastronomy, including rice as an emblematic dish. The organization chose to transfer the festival to this new location, which offers conditions to welcome participants and visitors. Ribatejo is a region known for its cultural heritage and traditions, which this festival aims to preserve and promote through activities and experiences linked to Ribatejo identity.

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