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Visiting Lisbon's Loftiest Landmark
The capital's most prominent landmark - the centuries-old Castle of São Jorge - stands no less than 112 metres tall and boasts magnificent views over the city and beyond.[+] |
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Handicrafts Fair in Estoril
Starting early next month and running until the end of August, the Estoril Handicrafts Fair features clay modelling, tile painting, wood polishing, wool weaving, regional cuisine, live fado, traditional folk dancing and much, much more.[+] |
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Cruising Through the Land of Port Wine
Cruising is a very relaxing way to travel and no more so than in Portugal's enchanting Douro region, a land of wine, most notably Port, and an area classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.[+] |
Taxi Voucher for Tourists
Lisbon's pre-paid taxi voucher scheme
safeguards tourists against illegal
overcharging for journeys in and around
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Family Fun at Lisbon Zoo
With 2,000 animals representing 364 species, Lisbon Zoo is a major attraction for winter visitors, with a dolphin and sea-lion show, pelican feeding, free-flying bird show, cable car, children's farm, reptile house and zoo train among the most notable highlights.[+] |
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Autumn Opening for Estoril Spa
Douro Valley
Tourist Train Back on Track
Aer Lingus Launches Gatwick-Faro Operation
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