Discover Seia: The Best Things to Do, Eat, and Where to Stay in Serra da Estrela

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Seia is one of the main gateways to Serra da Estrela, but it offers much more than just being a stopover. Although not a large city, Seia surprises visitors with interesting attractions, especially its museums and historical landmarks. Moreover, its natural surroundings invite you to explore stunning trails, picturesque villages, and a rich cultural heritage. …

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Rota da Caniça (PR10 Seia): A Charming Trail in Serra da Estrela

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The Rota da Caniça (PR10 Seia) was one of the most surprising hiking trails we’ve encountered recently. We had never heard of this trail before, but the Serra da Estrela Interpretation Center in Seia recommended it as an excellent winter option, as it is at a lower altitude and, therefore, snow-free. After completing the trail, …

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15 Most beautiful villages in Portugal

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Portugal is truly a treasure trove of picturesque villages worthy of fairy tales. Known as some of the most beautiful villages in Portugal, these charming spots are captivated by their stone houses, narrow streets, and atmosphere that blends serenity and history. Spread across the country, from the mountains to the riverbanks, each village offers a …

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One week in Portugal – Itinerary using only public transportation

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Portugal is a relatively small country, but it’s full of beautiful places, fascinating monuments, stunning beaches, and breathtaking natural landscapes. With good accessibility and an efficient transportation network, it’s easy and comfortable to explore the different regions, making the most of everything this destination has to offer. In this article, we’ve created a one-week itinerary …

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Hiking the Schist Villages Route (PR2 LSA)

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The Schist Village Route (PR1 LSA) is one of the most popular in the Lousã Mountains, and it’s easy to understand why. This circular walking trail is officially 5.7 km long. It takes us from the mythical Arouce Castle (Lousã Castle) to three of the most beautiful Schist villages: Talasnal, Chiqueiro, and Casal Novo. Finally, …

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