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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
4.6
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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
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Guides 495
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Ribeira Brava: What Stays After the Tour Buses Leave
Most visitors pass through Ribeira Brava in forty-five minutes flat. But this is one of Madeira's oldest settlements, home to a church with Brussels-exhibited art, a distillery turned ethnographic museum, and the best glass of poncha on the island just ten minutes up the road.
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Ribeira Brava
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Ribeira Brava with Kids: The No-Nonsense Guide
Ribeira Brava has no water parks or bouncy castles. It has a beach with free pools, a museum kids won't hate, and black scabbard fish with fried banana. Sometimes, that's all a family needs.
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Ribeira Brava
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Ribeira Brava with Kids: The No-Nonsense Family Guide
Madeira isn't the most obvious family destination, but Ribeira Brava has sea pools, a compact market full of tropical fruit, and a playground next to a 16th-century church. An honest guide for those travelling with kids.
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Ribeira Brava
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Arcos de Valdevez: A Romanesque Architecture Route Worth the Drive
Arcos de Valdevez has five Romanesque monuments scattered across villages where two cars can barely pass. From Ermelo to Távora, a route for those who prefer 12th-century capitals to tourist queues.
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Arcos de Valdevez
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Peso da Régua in May: Vines, River, No Crowds
May is the Douro's secret month: vines bursting green, estates without queues, and restaurants with open tables. Peso da Régua offers everything a beach can't: green terraces, wine by the glass for €3, and the quiet of a valley that hasn't woken up for summer yet.
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Peso da Régua
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Vila Viçosa: A Festival Calendar Worth Planning Around
Vila Viçosa packs a festival calendar that runs from convent pastry fairs in January to 150-year-old bull runs in September, with Renaissance reenactments and independence ceremonies at the exact palace where it all happened. Here's when to go and what to expect.
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Vila Viçosa Has No Beach. That's the Point.
Vila Viçosa has no beach, and that's exactly why it's the perfect summer destination. Less than 30 minutes away, the Alqueva's river beaches offer warm water, Blue Flag quality, and almost nobody around. While the Algarve suffocates, inland Alentejo breathes.
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Vila Viçosa
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Five Day Trips from Vila Viçosa Worth the Drive
From Borba to Monsaraz, Estremoz to Elvas: five day trips from Vila Viçosa that show the best of inland Alentejo. With transport tips, markets and wine.
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Vila Viçosa
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Vila Viçosa: Five Day Trips Worth Extending Your Stay
Vila Viçosa is the perfect base for exploring central Alentejo. From Borba 10 minutes away to Portalegre an hour north, these five day trips cover marble quarries, centuries-old markets, UNESCO fortresses, and the region's most underrated mountain range.
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Vila Viçosa
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Loulé: The Market Where Craftspeople Refuse to Disappear
On Rua da Barbacã, five coppersmiths still hammer copper by hand. At the Casa da Empreita, Maria Odete Rocha has been weaving palm since age seven. Loulé's 1908 Municipal Market anchors a craft tradition that refuses to become a museum piece.
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Loulé
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Vila Real Beyond Mateus: Secret Gardens and Viewpoints
Everyone knows Mateus Palace, but Vila Real hides 130 hectares of free botanical garden, an 1871 viewpoint that's almost always empty, and the best covilhetes in Trás-os-Montes. Leave the main avenue and walk down to the river.
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Vila Real
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Alentejo Poppy Fields: A Spring Driving Route in Red
From mid-April to early June, the fields between Évora and Beja turn violently red with wild poppies. A two-to-three-day driving route through secondary roads, with wine in Vidigueira, migas in Évora, and the silence of Mértola.
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Vila do Porto