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Quinta Villa Mea Viseu

Estrada de Vila Mea, 3430 Carregal do Sal, Povolide Viseu, Beiras, 3505 - 252, Portugal

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Day 4- Evora, Castelo de Vide, Belmonte and Viseu

A travel blog entry by awilde

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... over the tree-tops. Vehicle lights were switched on and sunglasses taken off as people made their way home on the busy road network. In the distance, I could see a big city. As we came closer, I could see a pretty line of flowers along the roadside, and flourishing vegetation forming a hedge-like row behind the flowers. A wooden sign had five carefully carved letters on its face saying 'Viseu'.
I punched the air in excitement; we were here!
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Fuga ao planejado

A travel blog entry by hana.rodrigo

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Hoje fugimos do roteiro planejado.
Mas foi uma escolha maravilhosa.
Nós resolvemos ir à Coimbra.
Como não estava nos planos rodamos a cidade toda para encontrar um hotel.
E por fim escolhemos o mais belo!
Fica num morro e tem uma vista linda!
aiai
Estou amando!

Hana
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Wow - they knew Roman Numerals!

A travel blog entry by puzzled2

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... same campground at Gala near Figueira da Foz, lovely setting amid the pines and if you go to the very back, you can hear the surf pounding the beach - heaven. Great facilities here- very clean, nice little coffee shop, swimming pool etc.


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From Tears to Fado

A travel blog entry by robertjscottjr

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... students' traditional black cape. The songs' subjects change from worrying about one's husband out at sea to instead about student love, love for the city and the bohemian life, and the ironic and critical reference to the discipline and conservative nature of the professors and their courses at the university. We managed to catch a performance of this Fado de Estudante, and to learn more from a woman who is trying to maintain the traditions of the art ...

Travelling to Portugal

A travel blog entry by barbaraj90

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... for us to view and enjoy many
centuries later - ensuring a flourishing tourism industry!

A few hours later and we enjoyed a 2 hour stop in Salamanca. We
trekked to the university to try to find what this town is famous
for....a frog on a skull in a large mural. This sounds easy, and
in fact I thought I'd found it out only to be told by others in
the group that I had it wrong and it was a ...