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  • Secret Spots
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    • Chapel of Bones Alcantarilha
    • Finding Dinosaur Footprints
    • Igreja de São Lourenço
    • Monchique’s Convent
    • Monsanto Village
    • Pena Palace – Sintra
  • Gastronomy
    • Algarve Wines and Vineyards
    • Bacalhau – Portuguese Salted Cod
    • Brandy – Aguardente Vínica
    • Breakfast in Portugal
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    • Ginjinha
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    • Licor Beirão
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    • Portuguese Sandwiches You Need to Try!
    • Port Explained
    • Super Bock or Sagres?
    • Tap Water in Portugal?
    • Vinho Espumante – Portuguese Sparkling Wines
    • Vinho Verde – Portugal’s Green Wine
    • Wine in the Algarve
  • Recipes
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    • Arroz de Lingueirão
    • Arroz de Marisco
    • Arroz de Pato – Duck Rice
    • Arroz de Tamboril – Monkfish Rice
    • Arroz Doce – Rice Pudding
    • Bacalhau à Brás
    • Bacalhau á Gomes
    • Bacalhau com Natas
    • Bifanas
    • Bolas de Berlim
    • Caldo Verde – Green Soup
    • Carne de Porco à Alentejana
    • Francesinha
    • Pastel de Nata
    • Pastéis de Bacalhau
    • Piri Piri Chicken
    • Portuguese Sangria
    • Portuguese Sardine Spaghetti
    • Port and Tonic: Perfect Portonics
    • Prego no Pão
    • Spaghetti with Clams
    • Sopa da Pedra
    • Vinho Quente – Mulled Wine
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Destinations

Pena Palace: Visiting the National Palace of Pena in Sintra

Pena National Palace Sintra

If you’re looking for things to do in Portugal, or things to do in Lisbon, then usually at the very top of the list is a day trip to Sintra. Accompanied with photos of the stunning red and yellow Pena National Palace. It’s an exotic and fairy tale looking palace, surrounded by dense forested hills …

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Praia da Rocha: The #1 Guide to Praia da Rocha, Portimão

Praia da Rocha

Located a short stroll from the Algarve’s second biggest city is Praia da Rocha. It’s a prime beach destination that offers an alternative to Portimão’s commercial center. Praia da Rocha roughly translates to rock beach and takes its name from the dramatic yellow cliffs that border it. The beach itself is backed by a hectic …

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Albufeira, Portugal: The Complete Guide to Albufeira

Albufeira Portugal

Albufeira is the biggest and perhaps most widely known of the Algarve resort towns. A once quiet fishing village now turned into a pure out and out tourist destination. Despite its reputation, it remains ever popular today with a lively mix of locals, seasonal visitors, and of course tourists. How exactly does a prime beach …

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Lagos, Portugal – The Complete Guide to Lagos Portugal

Lagos is one of the Algarve’s top destination cities. Boasting a historic oldtown, modern marina, cultural attractions, with some incredible beaches and scenery it really combines much of what the Algarve is famous for. In fact, it’s probably got so much to do that a day trip to Lagos really doesn’t do it justice. It’s …

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