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   Portuguese Way of St. James – Central Route

   The most frequently used Portuguese Way of St. James is the Central Route, which passes through Lisbon, Coimbra and Porto. It is fully waymarked from Lisbon with the unmistakable yellow arrows that mark the Ways of St. James, and sometimes with a (...)

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   Coastal Ecovia

   At around 214 kilometres in length and offering direct access to a number of beaches, the Coastal Ecovia runs from one end of the Algarve to other, through a green corridor connecting Cape St Vincent to Vila Real de Santo António. Spend some time on (...)

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   Street Art in Portugal

   Fleeting, irreverent and unexpected. Street art surprises visitors to Portugal. We are often surprised by drawings on the streets, on billboards, on façades and large walls. These are true open-air galleries, where prominent artists from around (...)

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   Monuments

   Santuário de Nossa Senhora de Fátima

   One of the largest Marian centres in the world.This Marian centre of pilgrimage evokes the apparitions of Our Lady to the three little shepherds Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta, which took place in 1917 and were recognized in 1930. The spot was a rural (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 249 539 600
   E-mail: info@fatima.pt
   Website: http://www.fatima.pt
   

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   Madeira’s Gastronomy

   The simple cuisine of the Madeira Archipelago portrays the soul of a simple, yet generous people.;Here, the cuisine excels in the traditional and the modern, in a creative subtlety between the various high quality regional products, which enables a (...)

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   The cuisine of Porto and the North

   Porto and Northern Portugal, where the founding of the country was begun, are known for the honest and genuine character of their people and their tradition of hospitality. Among its attributes is a rich cuisine, accompanied by the region’s (...)

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   Golf in Madeira

   Like an eternal Spring, Madeira is a golf destination par excellence all year round. Two different islands boast three magnificent golf courses and accommodation, leisure and well-being offerings which delight any golfer.The climate is mild (...)

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   Towns and Villages

   Porto Covo

   Porto Covo continues to be the friendly fishing village full of small white houses that was rebuilt by the Marquês de Pombal shortly after the 1755 earthquake.Some of the greatest attractions for visitors are the many beautiful beaches sheltered by (...)

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   Beaches

   Praia da Bordeira ou Carrapateira

   Nearby the village of Carrapateira from where access is gained via a tarmac road, the wonderful Bordeira Beach extends over a broad stretch of sand that becomes one of the largest on the Algarve coast during low tide. A small river reaches the sea (...)

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    The Legend of the Cockerel of Barcelos

    The medieval stone cross that can be seen in the Archeological Museum of the town is related to the legend of the Cockerel of BarcelosAccording to the legend, the inhabitants of Barcelos were very disturbed by a crime who’s author had not been (...)

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