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Hidden Gems of Faro
Faro
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Traditional Shops of Lagos
Lagos
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Praia Grande
Sintra
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Boca do Inferno
Cascais
4.7
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Monte do Calvário
Gouveia
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Quinta da Aveleda
Penafiel
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Complexo Balnear do Clube Naval de São Vicente
São Vicente
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Parque Megafauna Monsaraz
Monsaraz
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Parque de Merendas da Praia Fluvial de Monsaraz
Monsaraz
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Cromeleque do Xerez
Monsaraz
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Praia Fluvial do Pinhão
Pinhão
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Complexo de Piscinas Municipais de Estremoz
Estremoz
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Guides 575
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Coimbra's Street Art: The Murals Reshaping the Alta
Coimbra's Alta district has gained a new visual dimension in recent years: large-format murals claiming blind gables and forgotten alleys between the Sé Velha and the University. A free two-to-three-hour walk, best in late afternoon, that serves as an entry point to one of Portugal's most interesting, and most vertical, neighborhoods.
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Coimbra
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Barcelos with Kids: The Honest Family Guide
Barcelos has no theme parks or interactive museums, and that's exactly why it works for families. An honest guide covering the Thursday market, clay traditions kids can touch, and where to eat without the stress.
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Barcelos
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Barcelos Museums: Which Are Worth Your Time
Barcelos has one museum worth a detour and at least one you can skip entirely. The Museu de Olaria, with thousands of folk pottery pieces and Rosa Ramalho's unsettling figurative work, is the highlight, and arguably northern Portugal's most underrated museum.
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Barcelos
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Sabrosa: The Douro Estates Nobody Talks About
Sabrosa has no photogenic train station or infinity pools over the river. It has producers who still tread grapes in granite lagares and sell at the door. For anyone who wants the Douro before it became a tourism product, this is the place.
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Sabrosa
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Funchal's Levadas in April: The Walks Worth Your Time
Madeira's levadas are over 2,500 km of centuries-old irrigation channels turned hiking trails, and April is the perfect month to walk them. From Caldeirão Verde to the 25 Fontes, this guide maps out the essential routes from Funchal, with practical tips for beating the crowds and catching the island at its greenest.
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Funchal
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Historic Villages of Central Portugal in Spring
Between March and May, the Historic Villages of Central Portugal are at their finest: poppy fields, fortress walls claimed by wild roses, and streets you'll have to yourself. With an essential detour through Arraiolos and its centuries-old rug artisans, this is the itinerary for anyone who wants the real interior.
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Arraiolos
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Fátima with Kids: The Honest Family Guide
Fátima with kids isn't just the Sanctuary, it's 175-million-year-old dinosaur footprints, underground caves, and a castle in Ourém where they can actually climb. An honest guide for families who want more than a two-hour visit.
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Fátima
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Fátima's Museums: Which Are Worth Your Time
Fátima has collected museums the way it's collected hotels, not all deserve your time. From the free and fascinating Aljustrel House-Museum to the overpriced Wax Museum, here's the honest guide nobody hands you at the Sanctuary.
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Fátima
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Fátima on a Budget: The No-Nonsense Guide
A coffee and toast costs €2, the Sanctuary is free, and Fátima's best walk winds through olive groves with no ticket office in sight. At €40-55 per day, you'll see more than most visitors, you just have to walk two hundred metres further than everyone else.
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Fátima
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Fátima Beyond the Basilica: The Side Nobody Sees
Most visitors to Fátima never leave the Sanctuary perimeter. Fifteen minutes away, Ourém Castle and its medieval village tell a story that begins centuries before the apparitions. The Valinhos olive groves at 8am are another world entirely.
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Fátima
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Sines Beyond the Festival: Industry, Poetry and Coast
Sines is far more than four days of festival in July. Between Portugal's largest industrial complex and a wild Atlantic coastline, this Alentejo town mixes smokestacks, a medieval castle, and grilled fish in a cocktail no other Portuguese town can replicate.
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Sines
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Viseu Without the Traps: An Honest Weekend
Viseu has no tour buses and no laminated menus, and that's precisely why it works. A weekend between the Cathedral, Parque do Fontelo, and the city's best pastéis de Vouzela, with Dão wines and Serra da Estrela cheese bought from the people who make it.
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Viseu