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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
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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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Guides 491
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Santos Populares in Lisbon: A Santo António Guide
There is one night in Lisbon when everything smells of basil and sardines, and the city forgets itself. This is the honest guide to Santo António: where to eat, which neighborhood to choose, how to survive the morning after.
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Lisbon
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Climbing in Linhares da Beira: Routes, Rock and Beds
Linhares da Beira has the castle, has the paragliding, and has clean granite asking for ropes. An honest guide on routes, federations, and why sleeping well matters more than you think.
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Linhares da Beira
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Gerês Thermal: Hot Springs and Roman Baths in Caldas
In Caldas do Gerês the water still leaves the mountain at 47°C, exactly as it did under Roman rule. An honest guide to the balneary, the real Via XVIII remains, and why October beats August every single time.
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Gerês
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Lisbon's Marchas Populares: Tradition, Neighborhoods and Where to Watch
On the night of June 12th, Lisbon drops the cosmopolitan act and turns back into a village. An honest guide to the Marchas Populares: where to watch, which neighborhood to pick, what to eat for 2 euros and what to avoid paying 18 for.
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Lisbon
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Mogadouro: The Miranda Donkey Route on the Plateau
Three days in Mogadouro between the Miranda donkey, kayaking on the Sabor Lakes, and a posta mirandesa that justifies five hours behind the wheel. Honest wines, stone houses with real hosts, and a plateau the brochures never noticed.
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Mogadouro
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Manteigas in Winter: Where to Sleep When Snow Falls
In January, the mistake is sleeping in Covilhã and driving up every day. From Manteigas, you walk out in your boots and in twenty minutes you are in the Zêzere Valley before the buses arrive.
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Manteigas
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Ribeira Brava at Lunchtime: Market, Espetada, Bolo do Caco
Tour buses give Ribeira Brava five minutes. Stay for lunch and you'll find a church with genuine Manueline detail, a market with no tourist theatre, and espetada on a bay laurel skewer the way it should be done. Three hours, no rush.
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Ribeira Brava
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Santos Populares in Lisbon: Complete June Guide
On 13 June, Lisbon smells of grilled sardines at nine in the morning and Avenida da Liberdade closes for the neighbourhood parades. This guide tells you where to eat the right sardine, which neighbourhood to avoid, and how to survive the year's longest night without paying eight euros for a warm beer.
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Lisbon
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Porto's São João: An Honest Guide to the Biggest Night
Half a million people, two-euro sardines, plastic hammers, and midnight fireworks over the Douro. An honest guide to Europe's biggest street party: where to eat standing up, why you should skip the Ribeira, and the one reason to be at Castelo do Queijo at 6am.
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Porto
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Algarve Beaches in June: A View from Sesimbra
Why does the best guide to Algarve beaches in June start on a Sesimbra terrace? Because the trip begins before the beach, and where you sleep the night before sets up the next day. Here is the route, with real stops, real prices, and strong opinions.
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Sesimbra
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Thermal Melgaço: Bicarbonate Waters and Where to Drink
In Melgaço you drink the spring on an empty stomach, three cups a day, with a metallic taste and the discipline of an old termalista. An honest guide to the bicarbonate waters, the Alvarinho that justifies the trip and the cinema museum nobody expects to find 80 metres from the river Minho.
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Melgaço
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Funchal in June: Atlantic Festival and Gardens at Peak
Four Saturdays of fireworks over the bay, gardens in their second bloom, tuna in season, and levadas at their best. An opinionated guide to doing Funchal in June without falling for the €90 hotel-terrace trap.
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Funchal