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   From Faro to Vila Real de Sto António

   The Algarve capital since 1756 has been Faro, where the Ria Formosa - a natural park considered the most important wildlife sanctuary in the Algarve - hints at its´ true splendour and size. One of the last places in Europe to preserve intact it´s (...)

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   Medieval Vila Real

   Located on the southern side of the current city was the original "royal town" founded by king Dinis. Although practically all the original town has since disappeared, the area is impressive for the beauty of its views. Half an hour is about right (...)

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   São Domingos Copper Mine

   Located on the left bank of the River Guadiana, this area was mined from Roman times until the early 1960s, when the mine was finally abandoned. The region has the appearance of a ghost town, where the wealth of former times has now given way to (...)

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   Cacela Velha

   Cacela Velha is a small and unique historical complex, with a roughly circular perimeter, bordered to the south by a fortress and to the east and west by the parish cemetery, overlooking the Ria Formosa.Archaeological excavations have identified an (...)

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