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MonumentsSé Catedral de ÉvoraThe largest medieval cathedral in Portugal.A fortified church with Gothic features, Évora Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Portugal. Initiated in 1186, consecrated in 1204, and immediately used as one of the main temples of the Marian cult, it (...)
Telephone: +351 266 759 330
E-mail: geral@sedeevora.pt
Website: http://www.evoracathedral.com
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SuggestionsJourney to Portugal RevisitedBased on the book "Journey to Portugal" written by Saramago, the places described by Saramago, the landscapes, the communities, the natural and cultural heritage were revisited.Throughout 14 itineraries, the writer José Luís Peixoto took on the role (...)
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SuggestionsWorld HeritageIn Portugal, culture and heritage have unique characteristics stemming from historical events and the outlook of a people who, as they learned from the rest of the world, adapted this new knowledge to their way of living and their land.You’ll (...)
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Tours and Other Tourism ServicesThe Amity Family Curious Experiences For TravelersGet authentic tour experiences, specially crafted for curious Travelers and passionately guided by Locals.We are The Amity Family Curious Experiences For Travelers, a Portuguese tours and activities licensed and 5-star rated operator. For 10+ years (...)
Telephone: +351 910 743 298
E-mail: experiences@theamityfamily.com
Website: https://www.theamityfamily.com/
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SuggestionsRout-E: discover Portugal by electric motorbikeNowadays, it is unavoidable to think about sustainable mobility and to adopt means of transport with low or zero CO2 emissions, either in what we do every day or to continue travelling, but reducing the carbon footprint of travel.In the Rout-E (...)
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Portugal bySurfing in Portugal: Go with the flowPortugal by... Condé Nast TravelerLike a chart full of pins, each point marking a dream spot. This is the map of Portugal for a surfer, finding in its 800 kilometres of coastline (plus the islands) a veritable amusement park full of loops, dizzying (...)
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SuggestionsPortugal's Top 10 Cultural FeaturesThere is a strong bond between Portuguese culture and the country's geographical location and history. Portugal is Europe's oldest nation and its Atlantic coastline provided the springboard for the Discoveries. Portugal's cultural heritage as well (...)
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Suggestions25th April, Freedom DayIn Portugal, freedom is celebrated every year on the 25th April, but also every day that opinions can be expressed, that we can say what's on our mind, be whatever we want to be, and choose our own destiny. 25th April 1974. This historic day (...)
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SuggestionsDiscovering the baroque in PortugalTravel 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 (...)
