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68 SUGGESTED PORTUGAL ITINERARIES 4 PORTUGAL IN 1 WEEK town in all of Portugal—Lord Byron likened it to Eden. You can spend an entire day here wandering about, losing yourself in its quaint streets. However, allow enough time to visit its two major attractions, Palácio Nacional de Sintra (p. 184) and Palácio Nacional de Pena (p. 184). Return to Lisbon for the night. On the morning of Day 3, mop up the major attractions of Lisbon you didn’t have time to see on Day One. Among these is the Museu da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (p. 130), one of the world’s finest private art collections, assembled by the tycoon Calouste Gulbenkian, and now beefed up by new bequests. Allow an hour and a half for a visit. Follow this with a late morning visit to the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga (p. 132), which will take up at least another 1 1 ⁄2 hours. This is the country’s grandest museum and a showcase for its national treasures, which include some of Europe’s grandest old master paintings. In the afternoon, after lunch in a typical Lisboan tavern, take our walking tour of Baixa, the center of Lisbon, and the Chiado (p. 141). This will take up to 3 hours of your afternoon. If time remains, get in some shopping by walking such streets as Rua Áurea or Rua de Prata (for a list of our suggestions, coverage begins on p. 146). Days 4 & 5 Costa do Sol: Lisbon’s Riviera Leave Lisbon in the morning and head west along its Riviera, the Costa do Sol. The best place here for overnighting is the former fishing village of Cascais, now a major beach resort. You can stop off and explore Estoril in the morning, as it lies only 24km (15 miles) west of Lisbon. See p. 160. In this former stamping ground of royalty, walk through the Parque Estoril in the center of town and maybe spend an hour or two on the beach if time allows. Continue on to Cascais, 6.5km (4 miles) west of Estoril, for the night. You can arrive early enough in the day for a seafood lunch, which can be enjoyed after you check into a hotel. The rest of the day can be spent wandering its narrow streets, shopping, and sightseeing. Although the city has museums, none is more intriguing than the streets of the town itself. In summer, make hotel reservations way in advance. If you skipped beach time in Estoril, you can head for the sands at Cascais. If you want to take an afternoon excursion, make it to the Boca do Inferno (Mouth of Hell; p. 168) to see its thundering waves from the Atlantic. On Day 5, after time on the beach in the morning, devote the rest of the day to nearby excursions. Numero uno is the Palácio Nacional de Queluz (p. 180), the most brilliant example of the rococo style of architecture in Portugal. After spending an hour and a half exploring the royal palace, dine at the Cozinha Velha (The Old Kitchen; p. 179), one of the most evocative in the area and the former kitchen of the old palace. Later that afternoon head for Guincho (p. 176) to take in the treacherous ocean scenery, some of the most dramatic in Europe. Return to Cascais for the night. Day 6 Óbidos , Alcobaça & Batalha If you can’t visit all of these attractions in 1 day, make it to Óbidos and Alcobaça on Day 6, and stop off at Batalha en route to Coimbra on Day 7. To see the most enchanting medieval town in all of Portugal, continue north from Lisbon for 93km (58 miles) to Óbidos, or a shorter distance if you overnighted in Cascais. If you leave the Greater Lisbon area early enough, you can be in Óbidos in time for 2 hours of sightseeing, followed by lunch at the Castelo de Óbidos (p. 211), the most famous restaurant—and justifiably so—in Portugal. Leave Óbidos after lunch and drive to Alcobaça, 38km (24 miles) northeast of Óbidos. Once here, you can spend an hour visiting the Mosteiro de Santa
A T L A N T I C O C E A N E1 Leiria Batalha Fátima 11 8 Nazaré 13 7 12 Tomar Peniche N109 N118 6 Santarém Portalegre Cabo de Sines Viana do Castelo Figueira da Foz N120 Espinho E80 Sintra 2 5 Estoril 3 4 Cascais 1 LISBON 18 Setúbal 17 Cabo 19 Espichel N120 E1 10 Porto E1 N264 Aveiro Aveiro Coimbra 9 N4 N101 Braga Braga Rio Douro E90 N18 Évora 15 Sines Beja 16 Cabo de S. Vicente Portimão Sagres Lagos N125 Faro N18 E802 Olhão N2 N259 Best Portugal Itineraries Viseu Rio Guadiana Vila Real de S. António N103 Vila Real N102 E802 Castelo Branco Rio Tejo (River Tagus) 14 Elvas 0 0 Bragança Guarda Huelva E1 30 mi 50 km THE BEST IN ONE WEEK Days 1-3 1 Lisbon 2 Sintra Day 4 3 Cascais 4 Estoril Day 5 5 Guincho Day 6 6 Óbidos SPAIN 7 Alcobaça 8 Batalha Day 7 9 Coimbra Seville N Rio Duero THE BEST IN TWO Cáceres WEEKS Day 8 10 Porto Day 9 11 Nazaré Badajoz 12 Fátima Day 10 Mérida 13 Tomar 14 Elvas Day 11 15 Évora Day 12 16 Beja Day 13 17 Setúbal 18 Palmela Day 12 19 Sesimbra 69 SUGGESTED PORTUGAL ITINERARIES 4 PORTUGAL IN 1 WEEK
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CONTENTS LIST OF MAPS vii 1 THE BES
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228 The sea is the source of life,
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