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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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Sintra in May: Palaces Without the Crowds
In May, Sintra offers palaces without queues, gardens in full bloom, and an Atlantic coast you share with a handful of surfers. The perfect window lasts four weeks. Here's how to make the most of it.
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Sintra
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Vila Real on a Budget: No Excuses Needed
Vila Real isn't trendy, and that's exactly why it works for budget travellers. A coffee and a Covilhete at Pastelaria Gomes costs 2 euros. Parque Corgo is free. And a full day in the city fits under 27 euros.
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Vila Real
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Vila Real Market Crawl: What to Buy and Skip
Cristas de galo from a nearly century-old pastry shop, oak-smoked salpicão, chestnut honey: a morning route through Vila Real's markets, with honest opinions on what's worth buying and what to skip.
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Vila Real
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Vila Real: Souvenirs Worth Carrying Home
Bisalhães black pottery costs €10 to €30 and is made using Iron Age techniques. Limões linen gets better with every wash. Transmontano cured meats survive the journey home. Vila Real has real souvenirs, if you know where to look.
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Vila Real
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Loulé Market: What to Buy and When to Go
At seven in the morning, Loulé Market's fishmongers are already arranging sardines over ice. The 1908 building with its Moorish-inspired domes is the most beautiful in the Algarve. Go on Saturday, arrive early, and bring cash.
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Walking Miranda do Douro: Walls, Streets and Steak
On Rua da Costanilha, Miranda do Douro's oldest street, sixteenth-century houses still frame Gothic portals and the shadow of Cervantes. This is a walking guide to a city where you hear Mirandese in the cafés, eat charcoal-grilled veal steak, and where medieval walls offer views into Spain that day-trippers never discover.
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Miranda do Douro
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Miranda do Douro: Which Museums Are Worth Your Time
Miranda do Douro has a handful of cultural spaces, but only two truly deserve your time. The Museu da Terra de Miranda is a surprisingly compelling ethnographic journey, and the Concathedral houses the Menino Jesus da Cartolinha, a Child Jesus figure that has worn military uniforms and a Barcelona FC kit.
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Miranda do Douro
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24 Hours in Miranda do Douro: The Right Way
Miranda do Douro sits at the end of the road, perched above a vertiginous canyon, with its own language and the finest beef in Portugal. This 24-hour itinerary covers the top-hat cathedral, the Pauliteiros war dance, posta mirandesa, and a cruise through the International Douro.
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Miranda do Douro
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Valença do Minho: Beyond the Fortress Bargain Hunting
Everyone knows Valença for the towels and bed linen. Few climb the ramparts or cross the bridge to Tui. This guide covers the shopping worth doing, the restaurants off the tourist circuit, and what to do once you put the bags down.
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Valença
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Belmonte Market Crawl: Buy, Taste, and Skip
At Belmonte's market, cheese still comes wrapped in cloth, alheira carries 500 years of Jewish history, and nobody tries to sell you an experience. An honest guide to what's worth buying, tasting, and skipping in this Serra da Estrela village.
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Belmonte
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Belmonte Beyond the Castle: What Most Visitors Skip
For five centuries, a Jewish community survived in secret in Belmonte, convinced they were the last Jews on earth. Most visitors pass through in thirty minutes. Stay longer and you'll find one of inland Portugal's most extraordinary stories.
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Belmonte
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Belmonte: No Ocean, But the River Makes Up for It
Belmonte has no ocean and no waves, but the River Zêzere compensates with cold mountain water and uncrowded banks. An honest guide to what serra water actually offers.
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Belmonte