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Paul Ames - Frommer’s Portugal

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Youll never fall into tourist traps when you travel with Frommers. Doing so is like having a trusted friend show you around, taking you to the places locals like best. Thats because our guidebooks, unlike much of the competition, are written by resident expertslike Celia Pedroso and Paul Ames, the authors of Frommers Portugal. Both are Portugal-based and highly respected travel journalists. In this proudly opinionated book, they will help you sort through all the options, so you can tailor a vacation thats right for you.
Inside this book youll find:
Insider advice on avoiding crowds as you explore some of Portugals greatest gems, from Lisbons Alfama to the beaches of the Algarve, and from the Palcio Nacional de Sintra to the Quinta Palmeira Gardens in Madeiraplus tips for navigating the countrys lovely but less-traveled corners, like Trs-os-Mantes and the Minho
Where to discover the absolute best seafood in Lisbon, the tastiest fruit in Sintra and Alcobaa, and the finest wines that Portugal has to offer
Insightful commentary on Portugals dazzling array of architectural masterpieces, from the Gothic Mosteiro de Santa Maria da Vitria in Alcobaa to the Baroque Palcio Nacional de Queluz.
Opinionated reviewsno bland descriptions and lukewarm recommendations. Our experts are passionate about their country, and they tell it like it is in an engaging and helpful way.
Exact prices listed for every establishment and activity, so theres never any guessing or nasty surprises
Lodging, restaurant, and shopping recommendations in all ranges from luxe to moderately priced choices for real people
User-friendly features including star ratings, detailed maps, and a pullout map of the country

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Frommers Star Ratings System Every hotel restaurant and attraction listed in - photo 1

Frommers Star Ratings System

Every hotel, restaurant, and attraction listed in this guide has been ranked for quality and value. Heres what the stars mean:

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Highly Recommended

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A must! Don't miss!

AN IMPORTANT NOTE

The world is a dynamic place. Hotels change ownership, restaurants hike their prices, museums alter their opening hours, and buses and trains change their routings. And all of this can occur in the several months after our authors have visited, inspected, and written about these hotels, restaurants, museums, and transportation services. Though we have made valiant efforts to keep all our information fresh and up-to-date, some few changes can inevitably occur in the periods before a revised edition of this guidebook is published. So please bear with us if a tiny number of the details in this book have changed. Please also note that we have no responsibility or liability for any inaccuracy or errors or omissions, or for inconvenience, loss, damage, or expenses suffered by anyone as a result of assertions in this guide.

Vineyards and villages in the Douro Valley CONTENTS Lisbons Monument to - photo 5

Vineyards and villages in the Douro Valley.

CONTENTS

Lisbons Monument to the Discoveries see in the marina of Belm A Look at - photo 6

Lisbons Monument to the Discoveries (see ) in the marina of Belm.

A Look at Portugal

P ortugal is a mystery. As a culture, its far harder to pin down than other western nations. Say the word Italy and a slew of imagespasta, hand gestures, suave clothing, and morepop to mind. The same with France, Germany, or the United States. But to understand Portugal, one must travel there. And listen to the nations plaintive fado music, gorge on grilled sardines, and wander over rocky cliffs, through cutting-edge contemporary museums, winding cobblestoned alleys, and churches glittering with colonial-era gold. This book tells you how to do all of that and much more. In the following pages are just a few of the spectacular sights youll see.

Go and be dazzled.

Pauline Frommer

Praia do Camilo beach near Lagos in the Algarve Lisbon Lisbon is set on - photo 7

Praia do Camilo beach, near Lagos in the Algarve ().

Lisbon

Lisbon is set on seven hills meaning theres a gob-smacking view around most - photo 8

Lisbon is set on seven hills, meaning theres a gob-smacking view around most every corner. Pictured is the atmospheric Alfama district, which has some of the oldest buildings in the city (built on stronger stone, it wasnt as badly damaged as other neighborhoods during the 1755 earthquake).

A foodie mecca Lisbon has a number of outdoor cafes though few climb the - photo 9

A foodie mecca, Lisbon has a number of outdoor cafes, though few climb the hills as adeptly as this one does.

With so many ups and downs catching a vintage cable car is a calf-saving and - photo 10

With so many ups and downs, catching a vintage cable car is a calf-saving, and delightful, way to see the citys highlights.

Open at one end to the sparkling Tagus River the Praa do Comrcio is - photo 11

Open at one end to the sparkling Tagus River, the Praa do Comrcio () is considered one of the most majestic, harmonious town squares in Europe. At its heart is a bronze statue of King Jos I.

Lisbons cathedral or S Sedes Episcopalis is said to contain the relics of St - photo 12

Lisbons cathedral or S (Sedes Episcopalis) is said to contain the relics of St. Vincent, the citys patron saint.

Fado music the soulful heartbeat of Portugal is usually performed by a singer - photo 13

Fado music, the soulful heartbeat of Portugal, is usually performed by a singer accompanied by a guitarist. Lisbons fado clubs are the best in the nation.

The Jernimos Monastery is a masterpiece of late Gothic Manueline - photo 14

The Jernimos Monastery () is a masterpiece of late Gothic Manueline architecture. Tip: To avoid the line to visit the cloister, get a ticket to the inside museum, which will allow you to visit both without waiting.

The Museu Calouste Gulbenkian has a head-spinning variety of art and design - photo 15

The Museu Calouste Gulbenkian () has a head-spinning variety of art and design, from Rembrandt portraits to Grecian urns to exquisite jewelry by Ren Lalique. Its considered one of the finest private collections on the planet.

The MAAT Museum of Art Architecture and Technology which opened in late - photo 16

The MAAT (Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology), , which opened in late 2016, has transformed the cityscape with its sail-like roof jutting out over the river.

The village of Obidos is so pretty King Afonso II gave it as a wedding gift to - photo 17

The village of Obidos is so pretty King Afonso II gave it as a wedding gift to his queen. Its a short day trip from Lisbon.

In the suburbs of Lisbon Sintra holds the Pena National Palace pictured - photo 18

In the suburbs of Lisbon, Sintra () holds the Pena National Palace (pictured) along with a number of other royal retreats.

The Sintra-Cascais National Park is an easy escape from Lisbon Northern - photo 19

The Sintra-Cascais National Park is an easy escape from Lisbon.

Northern Portugal

Known as the River of Gold the Douro wends its way from north-central Spain to - photo 20

Known as the River of Gold, the Douro wends its way from north-central Spain to Porto. In Portugal, its often-steep banks are terraced with the vineyards that produce the areas famous fortified wine.

Portos Avenido dos Anados runs through the heart of Porto flanked by imposing - photo 21

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