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   Pico, the mountain island

   With an area of 448km2, the Island of Pico is the second largest in the Azores and one that is home to Portugal’s highest mountain, also called Pico, at 2,351m above sea level. Often referred to as the Mountain Island, Pico forms one of the points (...)

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   São Jorge: the island of fajãs

   São Jorgeis an island of cliffs, crags and fajãs, one of the greenest in the Azores archipelago and the perfect place for a holiday in contact with nature and the sea.The island is 54km long and 6.9km at its widest point, and is part of the Central (...)

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   Along the wine routes of Portugal

   Portugal by... Condé Nast TravelerWine tourism is very fashionable in Portugal. It’s not just about knowing the vines and tasting the wines, because innovative tourist complexes have been emerging around the vineyards where you can learn and enjoy (...)

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   Horta: The most colourful marina in the world

   When on Faial, a visit to the Horta Marina is a must for the excitement of seeing the yachts moored there and for the great open air exhibition of paintings made on the jetty by all the visiting sailors.This nautical amenity was opened in 1986, and (...)

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   Albufeira and the beaches

   One of the busiest seaside resorts in the Algarve for its lively and carefree atmosphere, Albufeira owes its fame to the beautiful beaches and the many bars and nightclubs. But it's worth getting to know this town of white houses. Founded by the (...)

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   Campo Maior

   Located in the Alentejo, near the Spanish border, Campo Maior can be found in the middle of a vast plain stretching over more than 50 kilometres – a settlement known to the Romans as "Campus Major". Nowadays, quiet streets and whitewashed houses are (...)

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   Johnny Valas | Évora

   João Valido, the rapper Valas, was born and lives in Évora. It was there that he began to explore and discover his talent for music, and it was within the four walls of his room that he wrote and recorded his first verses. The city is also present (...)

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   Art and Heritage Online

   Discover Portuguese art and heritage through guided tours or virtual exhibitions, admiring works of art in detail, pixel by pixel, for as long as you wish.Tours only a click away.Art and Heritage in PortugalDiscover Portugal by visiting its museums, (...)

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   Sketches to discover Porto and the North

   Urban Sketchers have an eye and talent that give us a different perspective of places and highlight details that often go unnoticed. Landscapes, nature, heritage, cuisine, people, tucked-away corners and details take on a new form, in black and (...)

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    Porto and the North seen by Mário Linhares

    Over the centuries many different peoples have occupied the land that is now Portugal, generating a meeting of many cultures and ways of living. Mário Linhares believes that this long history is at the root of the Portuguese friendliness and, doing (...)

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