Theme:
Paradores of Spain and Pousadas of Portugal
Start City:
Faro
Distances:
Lisbon (278km), Porto (551km), Seville (197km)
Style:
Historic Pousada w/pool formerly a palace
Season:
Jan - Dec
Dining & What to Do:
RESTAURANT/BARS:
What to eat...
The Algarve’s cuisine is famed for its
variety of locally-caught fish and seafood. The shellfish in particular are an
absolute must.
Algarvean sweets are true works of art. Made with eggs and locally-grown
almonds, figs and carob, they are absolutely irresistible. Try the Dom Rodrigos,
morgados, marzipan shapes, fig cheese and many others.
* Gastronomy Fair – Ria Formosa – end of
July
* Pine Cone Festival – 2nd of May
* Faro City Day – 7th of September
* Faro Fair – 16 to 24 October
* Emigrants’ Festival – 17 and 18 August
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