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Check for Availabilityout of stock. Click on the button below to search for this title in other formats.  Other titles in the Lonely Planet Portugal series:Portugal (Lonely Planet Portugal)by Lonely Planet
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Discover Portugal Hang on tight as tram 28 rattles you up to Lisbon's Castelo de Sao Jorge, p. 105. Step back in history as you enter Braganca's astonishingly well-preserved 13th-century citadel, p. 444. Savour the world's best port amid the terraced vineyards of tiny Pinhao, p. 389. Feel the rush as you scramble to your feet on a surfboard at Baleal beach, p. 272. In This Guide Two authors, over 1000 hours of on-the-ground research, 86 detailed maps. Six-page Outdoors chapter covers everything from horse riding across the sands to scaling Portugal's highest peak. Don't just take our word for it; see what travelers are saying at lonelyplanet.com Review:Nobody covers the world like Lonely Planet.' --New York Post, May 2004 Synopsis:New six-page section dedicated to outdoor activities. No-frills flights into Faro, Porto, and Lisbon have opened the country to more independent travelers. Portugal is favored by budget travelers for being cheaper than other Western European countries.
Synopsis:Discover Portugal Catch a waft of cool air and a mournful song in Lisbon's labyrinthine Alfama Splash into the clear waters at the Algarve's pristine Praia da Arrifana Savor the silky texture and appealing sweetness of a late-bottled vintage port In This Guide: Four authors, 124 days on-the-ground research, 27 custard tarts Full-color chapters on Portugal's highlights and local tips and insights Dedicated activities chapter covering hiking, surfing and horse-riding Content updated daily: visit lonelyplanet.com Synopsis:Discover Portugal Hang on tight as tram 28 rattles you up to Lisbon's Castelo de Sao Jorge. Step back in history as you enter Braganca's astonishingly well-preserved 13th-century citadel. Savour the world's best port amid the terraced vineyards of tiny Pinhao. Feel the rush as you scramble to your feet on a surfboard at Baleal beach. In This Guide Two authors, over 1000 hours of on-the-ground research, 86 detailed maps. Six-page Outdoors chapter covers everything from horse riding across the sands to scaling Portugal's highest peak. Don't just take our word for it; see what travelers are saying at lonelyplanet.com Table of ContentsWhat Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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