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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
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Complexo de Piscinas Municipais de Estremoz
Estremoz
4.2
Guides 491
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Tomar Beyond the Templars: The Side Nobody Visits
Everyone climbs up to the Convent of Christ and leaves before dinner. But Tomar only starts after five in the afternoon, when the buses pull out and the town goes back to its locals. Three days, three quintas, and the industrial Tomar nobody bothers to see.
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Tomar
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Tomar with Kids: An Honest Family Guide
The Convent of Christ is enormous and they'll want ice cream by 11am. But Tomar works with kids, on its own terms: stale bread for the Nabão's carp, shade in the Sete Montes forest, and rural quintas 15 minutes from the center where the silence is actually silent.
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Tomar
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Arraiolos Beyond the Rug: Castle, Convent and Marble Villages
Almost everyone goes to Arraiolos to buy a rug and leaves by late morning. That's a mistake. There's a circular castle on top of the hill, a convent covered in tiles by Oliveira Bernardes, and thirty minutes east the marble quarries of the Vila Viçosa-Borba-Estremoz triangle. This is the rug-less version.
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Arraiolos
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Caldas da Rainha: Best Viewpoints and the Right Light
Three viewpoints around Caldas da Rainha, three exact hours when each one works best. Foz do Arelho at sunset, Santa Catarina at dawn, Salir do Porto at blue hour. An honest guide for anyone arriving with a camera.
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Caldas da Rainha
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Rainy Day Caldas da Rainha: Indoor Spots Worth It
In Caldas da Rainha, a rainy day is the excuse to finally understand the town. From the Fado room at the Malhoa Museum to the rule of pastel-rei over bean pastry, here's the route that replaces the beach with something better.
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Caldas da Rainha
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Vila do Porto at Dawn: Shearwaters and the São Brás Fort
Wake at 5:30 to hear Cory's Shearwaters at Miradouro da Macela, eat a warm queijada on the seawall, and reach Forte de São Brás before the cargo ships arrive. A one-night, two-coffee playbook for the oldest town in the Azores.
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Vila do Porto
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Penafiel Before Rome: Hill Forts in the Sousa Valley
Thirty-five kilometres from Porto, the Citânia de Sanfins is the largest Iron Age fortified town in northwest Iberia, with 150 circular houses still legible in stone. An honest guide to visiting the hill forts of the Sousa Valley, ending with Vinho Verde in the gardens of Quinta da Aveleda.
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Penafiel
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Santos Populares in Lisbon: A Complete Guide to June
In June, Lisbon smells of grilled sardines and basil, with parades, bonfires and balcony fado. A guide to surviving the night of Santo António, eating well for fifteen euros, and still having legs left on the 13th to make it to the museums.
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Lisbon
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São João do Porto: Inside the North's Wildest Party
A million people, plastic hammers, sardines on every corner, and fireworks over the Douro at midnight. The honest guide from someone who has done (and survived) fifteen editions of Porto's São João.
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Porto
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Algarve Beaches in June: Ericeira Sends Its Regards
June is the golden window in the Algarve: 19º water, terraces with free tables, prices at half. But planning from Ericeira has its own rules. Five hand-picked beaches, a three-day itinerary, and what to eat (and what to never order).
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Ericeira
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Albufeira on Foot: Trails Ranked by Difficulty and View
Five Albufeira trails, from the easy three-viewpoint loop downtown to the 18 km Salgados slog. With real bus numbers, prices, 80-cent espresso stops, and the honest opinions that save time on a one-week visit.
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Albufeira
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Albufeira Beaches: How to Escape the Crowds
Albufeira has dozens of beaches, and most tourists only know two of them. An honest guide to when to arrive, where to park, and how to have Praia dos Arrifes almost to yourself, even in mid-August.
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Albufeira