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   Cycling

   Exploring Portugal by bike is a unique experience. You can take it at your own pace, sensing the aromas and sounds that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Whether you choose the sea at your side, to go up and down mountains, or to meander through the (...)

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   Cascais and the Estoril Coast

   Cascais and Estoril, or the coast north of Lisbon, became one of the most cosmopolitan and touristic places in Portugal ever since King Luís I chose the bay for his summer residence in the late 19th century.The mild climate and an annual average of (...)

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   Portugal is Art

   In Portugal, you’ll find art on every corner and through every medium. In the landscapes, wine routes, and flavours, in the strength of the sea, the traditions kept alive, and in the creativity of emerging artists. Every detail of Portugal reveals (...)

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   Oceans Wall

   Science, art and tourism have joined in the appeal for the safeguard of the Oceans, adding a work on the theme to the urban art route in Lisbon. Several artists have illustrated the wall between Rua Laura Alves and Rua Ivone Silva, with the purpose (...)

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   Discovering the baroque in Portugal

   Travel across Portugal from north to south, including a trip to the archipelagos of Madeira and the Azores, and discover the fascinating icons that illustrate the “Golden Age” in Portugal.Having arrived in Portugal later than it did in the rest of (...)

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   Towns and Villages

   Alcácer do Sal

   Graciously laid out over the right bank of the Sado river and rising up a gentle slope, Alcácer do Sal has been settled since the earliest of times. Archaeological remains have been found that date back to the Neolithic period not to mention (...)

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   In the country of tiles

   You can’t miss them, wherever you are in Portugal. Tiles travel across all-time styles and languages and fill any pavement or visit with colour.Al-zuleique is the Arabic word that became the Portuguese azulejo (tile) and referred to the “small, (...)

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   Beaches

   Covering more than 850km, the Portuguese coast boasts such a large number of fine, white sandy beaches that it’s almost impossible to keep count. All bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and all different, their beauty is hard to describe, so there’s (...)

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   Algarve: beaches from one end of the coast to the other

   The Algarve coast begins in the Natural Park of Costa Vicentina, an extension of the Alentejo coast. Between Odeceixe and Sagres you hardly seem to be in the Algarve, such are the differences between this area and the eastern and central Algarve. (...)

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    River beaches

    In the heat of summer, those who are looking for a different holiday in the middle of nature but don’t want to give up going for a swim can exchange the salty sea for the calm, fresh waters of the Portuguese rivers.The river beaches are the ideal (...)

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