Relax and enjoy a Faro tour on a special tourist train. During this tour, you will visit beautiful and important monuments of the city, including Old City, the Jardim Manuel Bivar, Igreja da Misericórdia, Sé de Faro, Teatro Lethes, Igreja do Carmo, Igreja São Pedro, Zona Comercial da Baixa de Faro, pass by the lagoon Ria Formosa and the new town. Via a multilingual audio system, learn curious facts and secrets as you pass by each location. Your ticket is valid for a full day, so you can stop at any of our stops, explore the surroundings and hop back in to the next stop. The stops are: Praça D. Francisco Gomes (where our tour starts), Jardim da Alameda, Ermida de Santo António, Mercado da Cidade e Igreja do Carmo.

Enjoyed by all ages, this walking tour combines historical and contemporary points of interest whilst giving you a feel for Faro, its history, and its people. Discover Faro’s main attractions, and why the Moorish times were so important for the city. Explore the medieval walls of the Old City, a chapel of human bones, the marketplace, the municipal museum, and Alameda Garden. At the garden you will be free to feed the pigeons and peacocks, which roam the grounds freely. Following that, visit intricately tiled and gilded churches, as well as a museum where you can enter into a world of Portuguese legends. As a coastal town, it’s easy to indulge in the eternal joys of sunshine whilst there. Get ready to experience Portugal from a different perspective, with your local charismatic guide who will reveal interesting facts about this picturesque city.

Come with us to explore the western part of the Algarve We will visit the Olhão Market The Municipal Markets of Olhão, one of the ex-libris of the city in Olhão, began to be built in 1912, being inaugurated four years later. almost a century ago A model example of iron and glass architecture, the building, with an enormous urban impact, in exposed brick and a metallic structure, was built to provide the city of Olhão with functional markets, which it did. Every day, hundreds of people visit the Markets, in search of the best fish, fruits and vegetables. Continuing to the Tavira City Tavira is a small town on the Algarve coast of Portugal. It extends along the river Gilão, which reaches the sea through the entrances to the lagoons of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. Ilha de Tavira has a long sandy beach and salt flats that attract flamingos, spoonbills and other wading birds. In the centre, Tavira's medieval castle overlooks the city. The Church of Santa Maria do Castelo houses the tombs of 7 knights killed by the Moors. Visit the Islamic Museum The most recent museum center of the Municipal Museum of Tavira was inaugurated in February 2012. The Islamic Nucleus houses a vast and diverse archaeological collection from the Islamic period, resulting from interventions carried out in various places (C Finally we will visit the city of Faro .Faro is the capital of the Algarve region in southern Portugal. The town's neoclassical Arco da Vila stands on the site of a door that formed part of the original Moorish walls. The monumental arch leads to the old town, with its cobbled streets. Nearby is the Cathedral of Faro, built in the 13th century. From the Tower of the Church of Faro, dazzle yourself with the wonderful view over The Ria Formosa It is a salt marsh located in the Algarve region of Portugal, which extends across the municipalities of Loulé, Faro, Olhão, Tavira and Vila Real de Santo António, covering an area of approximately 18,400 hectares along