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Hidden Gems of Faro
Faro
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Places 123
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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
4.8
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Parque de Merendas da Praia Fluvial de Monsaraz
Monsaraz
4.6
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Cromeleque do Xerez
Monsaraz
4.5
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Praia Fluvial do Pinhão
Pinhão
4.3
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Complexo de Piscinas Municipais de Estremoz
Estremoz
4.2
Guides 495
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Horta's Best Beaches: Where the Crowds Don't Go
Porto Pim at 8am, Varadouro's rock pools in the afternoon, and the black sand of Praia do Norte with nobody in sight. Faial's beaches aren't Caribbean, but with the right strategy, they're all yours.
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Horta
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Horta with Kids: The Honest Family Guide
In Horta, a former whale factory captivates kids more than any waterpark. The no-nonsense guide for families exploring Faial at their children's pace, with sheltered beaches, real volcanoes, and strategically timed ice cream.
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Horta on a Shoestring: A Real Budget Guide
A bolo lêvedo costs almost nothing, Monte da Guia charges no admission, and the painted marina is the best free museum in the Azores. In Horta, a tight budget is no excuse to miss the essentials, you just need to know where to go.
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Horta
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Horta Beyond the Marina: The Side Nobody Tells You About
Most visitors blow through Horta in two hours: gin and tonic at Peter's, marina photo, ferry to Pico. But Vila Velha, the Porto Pim whaling factory, and the Monte da Guia trail tell a far more interesting story, and they're all within a twenty-minute walk.
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Horta
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Linhares da Beira: The Medieval Village You Can Sleep In
In one of Portugal's 12 Historical Villages, at 800 metres above the Mondego Valley, you sleep in a converted manor house and eat DOP lamb at a restaurant with over 200 wines. And in the morning, you can paraglide from beside the 12th-century castle.
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Linhares da Beira
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Gouveia in May: When Serra da Estrela Blooms Wild
In May, the plateaus around Gouveia burst with yellow gorse, wild daffodils, and mountain orchids that few people ever see. A three-day route through trails, flowered villages, and altitude meadows in Serra da Estrela, far from the crowds and free of charge.
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Gouveia
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Zambujeira do Mar: Five Day Trips Worth the Detour
Five destinations under an hour from Zambujeira do Mar, from cliff-nesting storks at Cabo Sardão to fresh fish in Porto Covo. How to get there, what to do, and why it's worth leaving the beach.
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Zambujeira do Mar
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Zambujeira do Mar: Where to Chase the Best Light
Zambujeira do Mar's Praia dos Alteirinhos has a waterfall that tumbles onto the sand and glows in morning light. Cabo Sardão is the only place on earth where storks nest on sea cliffs. Here's when and where to be for the best photographs on the Vicentine Coast.
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Zambujeira do Mar
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Zambujeira do Mar: A Market Crawl Worth Your Morning
Zambujeira do Mar's tiny municipal market won't win any design awards, but it has fresh sea bream from the Entrada da Barca fishing port, home-cured olives in buckets, and alcôncoras, a traditional sweet with roots in World War I. A practical guide to buying smart and skipping the tourist traps.
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Zambujeira do Mar
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Porto Covo: The Alentejo Coast Without the Crowds
Porto Covo is an Alentejo village with a square you cross in thirty seconds and restaurants that close when the fish runs out. On the Fisherman's Trail, storks nest on Atlantic sea cliffs, and in September, the beaches are yours alone.
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Lisbon in May: Why It's the Right Month
In May, Lisbon hits its sweet spot: 25°C in the afternoon, golden light until half past eight, terraces full without peak-season hysteria. It's when Fundão cherries arrive at Mercado da Ribeira and basil plants start appearing on Alfama's windowsills.
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Lisbon
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Angra do Heroísmo: A Local's Guide to the Festival Calendar
Angra do Heroísmo's festival calendar goes far beyond the Sanjoaninas. From February's unique theatrical Carnival to the Holy Ghost Festivals with their 58 painted chapels to October's AngraJazz, here's what's worth your time and when to go.
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Angra do Heroísmo