Casa de Assumar
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Valencia
... fields. Also built on the dry bed is the new Arts and Science Complex. They were very impressive. Valencia is also the place where the Swiss chose to compete for the America's Cup after they defeated the Americans. There were many improvements done to beautify the port ...
Portalegre
... again chances are it will have been taken by the car that was tailgating you. Damn tourists drive too slow!
We then set out on foot and immediately found a hotel. 40€ including breakfast and impeccably decorated with traditional hand painted furniture. Turns out it was LPG's pick of the lot but on the spendy end of the spectrum. We ate dinner at a small diner ...
Castelo de Vide
... parking place was a bit of a challenge. After wandering around and tiring of stares from the locals (they don't seem to get many tourists here) we decided to buy some bread, sodas, and sheep cheese and have a peasant lunch in the park.
Thumb pecked on my iPhone...please excuse the ...
Marvao
... great except for the big blop of canned tuna fish in the middle. Me and the kids had fried eggs over breadcrumbs fried in pork lard. While kind of gross sounding it was delightful. Jed thought it was gross. Our first castle stop was Marvao. The walled town of Marvao is in the eastern part of Alto Alentejo in Portugal. The town's castle was a Moorish fortification built in the ninth century. It is mostly restored. According to site literature, ...
Steep descent, off-piste and a flat tyre
... beautifully situated. Apart from local tourism it also appears to economise from rubber productions that unfortunately makes the air smell bad. The hotel offers very good facilities. The only negative thing to remark is the malfunctioning of its toilet flushes.
route link, 58 km, according to bikemaps 580 metres altitude (poor calves feel like much more)
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