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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 491
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Covilhã on a Tight Budget: Eat, See, Walk
Covilhã is the Portuguese city where twenty euros a day still buys you a real day, if you know where to go. An honest guide: eighty-cent espressos, set-menu lunches under ten euros, and the funicular trick most tourists miss.
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Covilhã
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Santos Populares in Sabrosa: June Sardines and Wine
Forget Porto's São João and Lisbon's Santo António. In Sabrosa, June means neighbours dragging grills onto Rua de Cima, 1.50€ sardines, and house wine that actually comes from someone's house. An honest, no-fluff guide to doing the festivals like a local.
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Sabrosa
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Torre de Moncorvo in June: Forget the Algarve
You searched Algarve beaches in June and ended up in Torre de Moncorvo, deep in the Upper Douro. No accident: 25 minutes from town there are nearly empty river beaches, five-euro wine, and the largest matrix church built in Portugal between the 16th and 17th centuries. Skip Albufeira for three days.
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Torre de Moncorvo
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Porto and the North in 7 Days: An Honest June Itinerary
Seven days to see the North without rushing: Porto on foot, Braga without queues, a full day on the Douro, and a farewell dinner in Cedofeita for thirty euros for two. June is the window, and this is the honest itinerary.
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Porto
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Guarda: Best Viewpoints and When the Light Is Right
Guarda becomes three different cities a day depending on the light. This is the honest guide to its viewpoints, the right hours, and the months when photography actually works. Skip noon. Go at October twilight.
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Guarda
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Guarda: Best Viewpoints and When Light Behaves
In the highest city in Portugal, light keeps strict office hours, and anyone who shows up at two in the afternoon goes home unimpressed. This is the honest guide to Guarda's viewpoints, the right hours, and the only way to photograph it properly.
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Guarda
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Guarda: Wool, Burel and Souvenirs Worth Buying
Guarda is the highest city in mainland Portugal. It is also where the wool tradition survived best. An honest guide to the cobertor de papa, burel, Serra cheese, and what not to waste your money on.
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Guarda
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Fundão in June: Cherry Festival and the Red Route of Cova da Beira
Three days of festival in June, cherries at €5/kg straight from the grower, and a route of villages on the Gardunha slope that transforms in fifteen days. An honest guide to Fundão's Cherry Festival and the Cova da Beira, with none of the rural-Portugal clichés.
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Fundão
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Sagres in June: Best Surf Beaches on Costa Vicentina
In June, Sagres has about three weeks when the north wind has not yet settled and the water no longer freezes your feet. An honest guide on which beach to choose, when to paddle out, and where to eat between sessions.
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Sagres
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Walking Mogadouro: The Rock-Cut Wine Presses Trail
Twelve kilometres across the Planalto Mirandês, seven wine presses cut into the rock two thousand years ago, and almost nobody on the way. An honest guide to walking Mogadouro with decent boots, a paper map and a room booked at A Casa do Gi.
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Mogadouro
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Festival Med Loulé: World Music in the Algarve
Four nights in June when Loulé's old town closes to cars and opens its squares to over a hundred concerts from the Mediterranean, Africa and the Arab world. Where to sleep, where to eat octopus rice before the first set, and why the small stages are always the best ones.
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Loulé
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The Other Side of Tomar: Beyond the Templars
Most visitors arrive in Tomar for the Convent of Christ and leave at sundown convinced they've seen the city. They haven't. The real Tomar starts at 6pm, when the buses leave, and this is the honest guide to finding it.
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Tomar