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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 491
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Viseu on Foot: Trails Ranked by Difficulty and Scenery
From the Ecopista do Dão to the Caramulinho summit, we ranked Viseu's surrounding trails by difficulty and scenery. Includes where to eat the best viriatos after a morning on the serra.
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Viseu
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Walking Viseu: The Neighborhoods Worth Your Shoes
Viseu is Portugal's largest city without a train station, but it more than compensates on foot. From Rua Direita to the hidden corners of Fontelo Park, past the Cava de Viriato and azulejo facades nobody photographs, this is a guide for those who'd rather walk than drive.
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Viseu
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Viseu Hiking Trails Ranked by Difficulty and Scenery
From the flat Ecopista do Dão to the windswept summit of Serra do Caramulo, the trails around Viseu are surprisingly good and blissfully empty. We ranked the best by difficulty and scenery, and tell you where to eat after.
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Viseu
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Montalegre Beyond Barroso: Castle, Castro and Mountain Kitchen
Montalegre has a 14th-century castle with views to the Gerês mountains, an Iron Age hillfort that almost nobody visits, and a barrosã steak that justifies the drive. A complete guide to the most underrated town in Trás-os-Montes.
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Montalegre
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Covilhã to the Schist Villages: A One-Day Road Trip
Less than 45 minutes from Covilhã, villages like Barroca and Janeiro de Cima offer restored schist houses, river beaches, and the kind of quiet you only find in the valleys of the Beira Interior. A one-day route with stops for river swimming, roast kid goat, and views that need no filter.
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Covilhã
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Sagres in April: A Wildflower Guide Worth the Drive
For a few weeks in April, the cliffs between Sagres and Cape St. Vincent are blanketed in wildflowers, including endemic species found nowhere else on earth. A practical guide to the best trails, what blooms when, and why April is the month to visit.
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Sagres
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Easter in Aveiro: Processions, Sweets and Real Tradition
On Good Friday, the Procissão dos Passos winds through Aveiro's narrow streets in a silence that isn't staged, it's an entire city standing still. But Easter here goes far beyond processions: there are ovos moles with Protected Geographical Indication, folares exchanged between neighbours, and a Holy Saturday where the city seems to hold its breath.
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Aveiro
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24 Hours in Santana: A Slow Day Done Right
Santana isn't a bus-window kind of place. Between the Caldeirão Verde levada, authentic thatched houses, and a dinner of laurel-skewered espetada, 24 hours in this Madeiran north coast village will change how you see the island.
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Santana
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Santana: Crafts Worth the Suitcase Space
In Santana, willow grows by the streams and honey cake is still baked at home. An honest guide to what's worth buying, and what to skip, in Madeiran craftsmanship.
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Santana
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Santana's Wild Coast: Beaches Without the Crowds
Santana doesn't do golden sand beaches, it has volcanic rock, natural pools, and miles of coastline without the crowds. A practical guide for anyone who wants to swim in the Atlantic without fighting for towel space.
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Santana
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Walking Santana: Architecture Beyond the Postcard Houses
Santana is far more than thatched houses to photograph. A four-kilometre walk through the historic centre reveals basalt walls, hand-turned chestnut balconies, and traces of water mills that tell the story of a village built against the wind.
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Santana
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Torre de Moncorvo: Almond Blossoms and a Spring Road Trip
Between mid-February and March, thousands of almond trees blanket the hillsides around Torre de Moncorvo in white and pink. This guide maps out the best secondary roads, the villages worth stopping in, and what to eat while driving through the Upper Douro at its finest.
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Torre de Moncorvo