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Things to do in Portuguese Coasts

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The top 1.835 attractions in Portuguese Coasts

Beaches in Portimão
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Gardens in Lisbon
Botanical Garden of Ajuda
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The Botanical Garden of Ajuda in Lisbon is just behind the palace of the same name, we went to the garden after visiting the palac
Beaches in Sagres
Ingrina Beach
You get to this beach by going through a narrow road that starts in a town called Raposeira, but hey, in this case it's easy acces
Bars in Cascais
Bar Moinho
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In Carcavelos beach, then after to the "Forte de São Julião" is the Bar Moinho. It is a bar to chill out in ... you can have break
Bars in Aveiro
Casa de Cha
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This modern house, located in a corner of the Plaza do Peixe, has been renovated and is a great place to go for tea or cocktails.
Historical Monuments in Lisbon
Monument to Sacadura Cabral and Gago Coutinho
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This 1991 memorial commemorates the feat of two great and courageous Portuguese people. This is the replica of the Fairey III-B "S
Villages in Angra Do Heroismo
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Nature Reserves in Angra Do Heroismo
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Of Touristic Interest in Sintra
Cruz Alta Point
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Visiting the Pena Palace, and not climbing to the highest point of its gardens is a sin. Surmounted by a cross, with stunning vie
Cities in Tavira
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Beaches in Alvor
(3)
Stadiums in Lisbon
(9)
Shopping Malls in Setúbal
(7)
Of Touristic Interest in Albufeira
Torre do Mar
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Another of our discoveries, map in hand, pounding the streets, was this clock tower, located on the Bernardino de Sousa street. T
Churches in Ribeira Grande
Nossa Senhora da Estrela
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The Church of Nossa Senhora da Estrela is in the Parish of Ribeira Grande close to the Municipal House. Constructed in the 16th ce
Museums in Coimbra
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Beaches in Madalena
(7)
Statues in Lisbon
Statue in Trade Square
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This statue was installed in Plaza of Commerce in 1775. The equestrian statue represents the king José I, who is symbolically crus
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