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   Accessible Tourism

   Holidaying in Portugal, visiting cities, touring the country to get to know its heritage or enjoying relaxing holidays at the seaside is within the reach of everyone.Portugal has a good climate, with a great diversity of interests at short distances (...)

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   Accessible Beach

   In Portugal, there are 244 bathing areas – on the coast and on rivers – that are accessible to people with reduced mobility. These beaches are identified with a white flag bearing the Accessible Beach symbol in blue and yellow, and they have (...)

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   Tomar - Accessible Tour

   Tomar is usually known as the "Templar City", an allusion to the fundamental role that the Order of  the Knights Templar had in its development and that it founded here the castle and the Convent of Christ, classified as World Heritage by (...)

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   Aveiro - Accessible Itinerary

   For many centuries with its history linked to the sea and fishing activities, Aveiro has a special environment that is due to the three channels of the Ria which enter the city, creating reference axes and a natural division between the oldest and (...)

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   Elvas - Accessible Itinerary

   Being the largest fortified bastion in the world, Elvas has played an important part throughout history in defending the Portuguese border, which justified its classification as a World Heritage Site. The walls, dating from different periods, and (...)

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   Viseu - Accessible Tour

   An old city where the predominating colours are the grey of the granite and the green of the many gardens that beautify it, Viseu has been singled out several times for the quality of life it give its inhabitants. Download the map and follow (...)

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   Sintra - Accessible Itinerary

   Close to Lisbon, Sintra is a must-visit place in any tourist programme because of its historical and cultural value and the striking beauty of a landscape that has been classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.In the town centre you can take an (...)

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   Braga - Accessible Tour

   In the city founded by the Roman emperor Augustus more than two thousand years ago it is possible to follow an accessible itinerary in safety and comfort. In the historic centre, the fact that most of the streets are smooth, the pavement being even (...)

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   Coimbra - Accessible Tour

   Standing on the banks of the River Mondego, Coimbra is a very old city and visiting it is something of a history lesson, since you can travel across the centuries as you visit its remarkably rich heritage. But the city is best known for other (...)

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    Faro - Accessible Tour

    Faro, the main city and capital of the Algarve is also its port of entry for all who arrive by plane since it is only around six kilometres from the international airport. Located near the Ria Formosa and the sea, it is a city worth getting to know (...)

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