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Cities
Lisbon
National capital, city of the seven hills, home to Belem which is a
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Angra do Heroísmo
One of three capitals of the Azores, its town centre is a
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Aveiro
The "Venice" of Portugal
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Braga
City of archbishops, home to Bom Jesus do Monte which is a
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Coimbra
Home of the ninth oldest university in the world which is a
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Évora
"Museum City", Alentejo regional capital,
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Funchal
The capital of Madeira
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Guimarães
The founding place of the nation,
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Porto
The northern capital, "Invincible City", along the river Douro and the Atlantic Ocean,
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Other destinations
Alto Douro Wine Region
Where wine, including the world-renowned Port wine (vinho do Porto), has been produced for 2,000 years
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Cabo da Roca
The westernmost point of mainland Portugal and European continent, in Sintra near Cascais
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Laurisilva of Madeira
A laurel forest, home to unique plants and animals
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Peneda-Gerês National Park
Portugal's only national park
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Serra da Estrela Natural Park
Continental Portugal's highest mountain range
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