Things to do in Portugal
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Half Day Birdwatching Tour - East Madeira Island
3 hours 30 minutes (Departs Funchal, Portugal)
by Viator
Observe the endemic species and sub-species of Madeira while delighting yourself with the scenery of the Eastern part of Madeira. On a tour mainly by car with…Not LP reviewed
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Private Tour to Arraiolos and Evora - UNESCO World Heritage City
8 hours (Departs Lisbon, Portugal)
by Viator
This full-day private tour invites you to discover the amazing Alentejo region of south-central Portugal and two of its most important highlights: Arraiolos and…Not LP reviewed
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Carla Amaro
This tiny jewellery shop sells a colourful mix of whimsy and elegance, all handcrafted by Portuguese designer Amaro.
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Tomar and Batalha Day Trip from Lisbon
9 hours (Departs Lisbon, Portugal)
by Viator
Take a fascinating full-day tour from Lisbon to the Portuguese towns of Tomar and Batalha. During the day, explore the charming medieval village of Tomar and…Not LP reviewed
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Private Tour: Estoril and Cascais Day Trip from Lisbon
by Viator
Discover the natural beauty of Portugal on a relaxing, full-day, private trip to the picturesque towns of Estoril and Cascais. Your private driver will…Not LP reviewed
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Private Tour: Lisbon's Hidden Highlights
by Viator
Discover the lesser-known sights of Lisbon on this private city tour. Skip the busy landmarks and head to entertaining and interesting locations like the Lisbon…Not LP reviewed
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Livraria Nazareth
Head up the stairs of Évora’s oldest shop, for maps, including Alentejo & Évora (€4.95), and some books in English.
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Simbiose
On two floors in an airy, quayside town house, Simbiose serves up decent traditional cuisine and lovely river views.
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Café na Praça
Kick off the night at this attractive café on the ground floor of a small mall near the Torre de Clérigos.
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Miradouro da Graça
There are brilliant views from this terrace, with soothing music during the day that gets heavier the later it gets.
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O Forno
This is the local pastelaria (pastry and cake shop) of choice for a local breakfast snack (or any excuse).
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Taberna Típica Quarta-Feira
A jovial spot in the heart of the Moorish quarter, this place is decked with wine jars and serves up hearty dishes.
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Shmoo Café
This slick bar lays the red light on thick, making for an intimate atmosphere that attracts a chic downtown crowd.
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Transtejo
These 2½-hour river cruises are a laid-back way to enjoy Lisbon’s sights with multilingual commentary.
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Quinta Paraíso Alto
Quinta Paraíso Alto, 7km north of Lagos has horse riding and also includes champagne picnic.
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Paraíso dos Cavalos
One of the Algarve’s longest-established horse-riding centres is Paraíso dos Cavalos.
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Lounge
Small and sleek, Lounge plays a good range of, you guessed it, lounge music and more commercial-style house music.
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Agia
Agia offers daily 90-minute guided tours of Évora from outside the turismo (tourist office) on Praça do Giraldo.
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Toca do Javali
Boasting a delightful tree-shaded courtyard, Toca do Javali serves delicious barbecued mains, including wild boar.
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Concert Halls
Excellent classical concerts and ballets are held at Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian's three concert halls
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Praia da Ribeira
The largest beach in Cascais and closest to the Town Centre. They do get busy and the water quality is not great.
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Teatro Nacional de São Carlos
Worth visiting just to see the sublime gold-and-red interior, this theatre has opera, ballet and theatre seasons.
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Praça do Príncipe Real
The Praça do Príncipe Real is a relaxing shady square around which is Lisbon's principal gay district.
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Trumps
Lisbon’s hottest gay club with cruisy corners, a sizeable dance floor and events from live music to drag.
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Igreja do Carmo
The extraordinary knotted Manueline stone doorway of the Igreja do Carmo lies south of Largo da Porta de Moura.
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