Portugal beyond Lisbon - 3 Days in Lisbon, Setúbal, and Alentejo

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Henrique

04 Okt 24 → 06 Okt 24

Geführter Trip

3 Tage

7 Stopps

1 - 3 Mates

Portugal

Was ist das Besondere?

Discovering the real Portugal!

Join me on this incredible 3-day trip (flexible) through Lisbon, Setúbal, and Alentejo. Discovering the real Portugal! My goal is to show you all the great spots and the real Portugal beyond the typical Lisbon touristic tours. I'll introduce you to the "petiscos" we eat at the local "tasquinhas," hidden beaches like "Comporta" and "Praia da Torre," some secret spots, and the beautiful landscapes of Alentejo. I'd love to take you to the Bones Chapel, Évora's most iconic monument made entirely of bones, and to the Sanctuary of Christ the King-Portugal in Almada, where you can enjoy one of the best views of Lisbon. I have a list of fantastic places to show you, but it's quite flexible and depends on the group's mood, interests, and flights schedule. You'll be staying at my rented house in Alcácer do Sal, surrounded by nature, an open space with two large beds and a garden. All household consumable expenses are included (such as toilet paper, towels, soap, electricity, tap water, etc.). I'll provide transportation in my own car to all the places, and fuel and tolls are all covered. I will pick you up at the airport on Friday morning. Groceries and our food and drink expenses are not included, but we'll share (and I'll show you the cheaper stores!).

About me: I'm the proud founder of a fully remote digital marketing agency. I've also created a CRM software, an online marketing academy and the brand Meleiru - Portuguese Artisan Honey. So, I'm a true entrepreneur who loves to travel and showcase my country in-depth. Ah, escape rooms and puzzle games are my hobbies, so we can play some of them during this trip. I'm sure we will have lots of fun and plenty of things to talk about.

Accommodation: The accommodation is a single-story house within a farm with horses, an open space, and a surrounding yard. We'll be surrounded by nature and incredible natural beauty, away from the hustle and bustle of big cities. Household expenses are included in the price, but grocery shopping will have to be shared by everyone. The house has a large double bed and a sofa that opens up to create another double bed. It's an open space, so there are no divisions apart from the bathroom. But it's very comfortable and typically Portuguese. Let me know if you have a question in the Q&A section!

Was ist inbegriffen?

Fuel

Tolls

Accommodation

Bones Chapel entrance

Visit to Sanctuary of Christ the King

Visit the best "tasca" ever!

Transportation

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Sanctuary of Christ the King-Portugal

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The Sanctuary of Christ the King is a Catholic monument and shrine dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ overlooking the city of Lisbon, situated in Almada, in Portugal. It was inspired by the Christ the Redeemer statue of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, after the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon visited that monument. The project was inaugurated on 17 May 1959. The giant statue was erected to express gratitude because the Portuguese were spared the direct destructive effects of World War II.

Charneca de Caparica

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I will take you to the best Portuguese "tasca" ever :) Here, we'll enjoy some of the finest Portuguese delicacies. Some you may have heard of, others will surely be a first! Did you know we love to eat snails?!

Setúbal

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Inhabited since ancient times by the Phoenicians and the Romans, who settled on the south bank of the Sado River (in Troia - opposite the current city) and named the settlement Cetóbriga, which later evolved into Setúbal. It was the Romans who initiated one of the region's most traditional activities - salt harvesting and food preservation in salting tanks, the traces of which are still preserved on the Troia Peninsula. The development of Setúbal has always been linked to maritime activities facilitated by its location at the mouth of the Sado River, already in the 14th century becoming one of the country's main ports. In this region, we can visit, depending on the weather conditions and available time: 1 - Arrábida Mountains 2 - Dream beaches 3 - Historic area 4 - Livramento Market 5 - São Filipe Fortress

Alcácer do Sal

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Gracefully situated on the right bank of the Sado River and stretching over a gentle hill, Alcácer do Sal has been inhabited since very ancient times. Archaeological remains found here, dating back to the Neolithic period, also reveal the presence of Greeks, Phoenicians, and other peoples from the Mediterranean basin. Its Roman name was Salacia Urbs Imperatoria, and its great importance within the Empire was due to its unique location along the waterway of the Sado River. This facilitated the transport of products from the inland regions (such as wheat, olive oil, and wine) to other Mediterranean locations occupied by Rome. Consequently, Alcácer became one of the most important inland port cities in Western Iberia, renowned for salt production, which was added to its toponym, and for industries related to fish salting and paste. This is the village where we will be staying overnight.

Chapel of Bones (Évora)

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One of the most unusual sights in Evora is the macabre Igreja de São Francisco & Capela dos Ossos. The Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of Bones) is a small chapel covered with the bones of around 5,000 people to serve as a reminder of the brevity of life and the certainty of death. The bones and skulls are arranged in an intricate pattern, complete with two desiccated corpses (one of which is a child) hanging from the walls. The bones were collected here from 42 overflowing monastic cemeteries, which were taking up valuable space in the small town, and are held in place on the chapel walls by cement.

Templo Romano Évora

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The Roman Temple in Evora is one of the greatest and best preserved roman temples in the Iberian Peninsula. That is why it was considered World Heritage by UNESCO in 1986. This is the ex-libris of the city, a sort of visiting card. And, of course, the most important representative of the Roman remains in Evora.

Lisbon

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If we have time on the last day, the plan is to return to Lisbon, and we can explore some of the most interesting and significant points in the city. It will be a wonderful opportunity to delve deeper into the cultural and historical richness of the Portuguese capital before concluding our trip.