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Must-see attractions in ³§±ð³Ùú²ú²¹±ô

  • Convento de Jesus

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    ³§±ð³Ùú²ú²¹±ô’s man-made wonder is this sand-coloured stunner, the first known example of Manueline architecture, adorned with gargoyles and twirling turrets…

  • Casa da Cultura

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    This newish art space has a packed cultural calendar. Wander through changing exhibitions on the main floor, or stop in for an evening concert of jazz…

  • Reserva Natural do Estuário do Sado

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    This natural reserve protects the Sado Estuary, a biologically rich area of wetlands extending east and south of ³§±ð³Ùú²ú²¹±ô. With more than 250 avian species…

  • Moinho de Maré da Mouriscas

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    This former tide mill built in 1601, which also houses a gallery and cafe, is a worthwhile nature-tourism interpretive centre amid prime birdwatching…

  • Castelo de São Filipe

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    Worth the 500m schlep uphill to the west, the castle was built by Filipe I in 1590 to fend off an English attack on the invincible Armada. Converted into…

  • Museu do Trabalho Michel Giacometti

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    How does the sardine get in the tin and 1001 other fishy mysteries are solved at this quirky, rarely visited museum, set in a former sardine-canning…

  • Praça do Bocage

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    All streets in the pedestrianised old town seem to lead to this mosaic-cobbled square, presided over by the arcaded bright-purple town hall. It’s a sunny…

  • Museu de Arqueologia e Etnografia

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    This small, rambling museum showcases prehistoric, proto-historic and Roman collections as well as traditional artefacts of fishing, gathering and salt…