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Erfahren Sie, warum Faro eine reizvolle Stadt ist, die Sie besuchen sollten. Entdecken Sie historische Sehenswürdigkeiten, den Naturpark Ria Formosa, die Ilha Deserta und mehr.
Faro is the best day trip of the central Algarve region, especially if you are staying in Albufeira, Vilamoura or Quarteira. The city is home to many fascinating historical landmarks and has a unique Portuguese atmosphere that sets it apart from the surrounding resort towns.
Entdecken Sie die besten Attraktionen in Faro, der alten Stadt an der Algarve. Von der Se-Kathedrale über die Knochenkapelle bis zum Naturpark Ria Formosa finden Sie hier Tipps für Ihren Besuch.
Find out everything you need to know about Faro, the capital of Algarve, Portugal's southern region. Learn about its history, culture, beaches, attractions, day trips and more.
- How to Get to Faro, Portugal?
- How to Get Around Faro?
- The Complete Guide to Faro
- Arco Da Vila Gateway –Faro’S Old Town Entrance
- City Walls and Cathedral
- Museum Municipal de Faro – Faro’s Municipal Museum
- Shopping and Eating in Faro City Centre
- Igreja Do Carmo
- Best Tours and Activities in Faro
- Visit The Ria Formosa from Faro
Faro is easily accessible without a car, which means it’s great for a day trip or a weekend break. It has an international airport, and both a central train station and bus station. It being a major regional city and the capital of the Algarve means there are frequent buses and rail connections to all major towns and cities in the Algarve and beyon...
Faro is a small city and perfectly walkable, all of its major sights and activities are within walking distance of each other. If you want to explore further, maybe the beach, the Ria Formosa or some local hikes, then you might need to use another bus or a taxi. Since 2019, there is a selection of electronic scooters (Bolt, Lime) across the city. T...
Faro’s idyllic city centre is lined with palm trees and edges on to a delightful marina and is probably the place everyone visits first. It’s a short walk directly east from both the bus and train station. It’s here you’ll be able to witness some local industry. If you time your visit well enough, you’ll see local fisherman loading or unloading the...
Once you’ve explored the sights and sounds of the marina and Ria Formosa you should head towards the historic Arco da Vila gateway. It’s perhaps the grandest of Faro oldtown’s gated entrances. The impressive structure we see today, was built in the aftermath of the 1755 earthquake which destroyed the former one. It was completed in 1812 by the arch...
Once through the city walls you’ll soon find the orange tree lined courtyard of Largo da Sé, at its centre Faro’s Sé or cathedral. The cathedral itself is a rather mismatched building that is built in a variety of architectural styles. Due to its long history of being sacked by foreign troops and ruined by natural disasters. Each rebuild occurred i...
Within the old city and a very short walk from the cathedral is the Museum Municipal de Faro, also known as Museu Arqueológico. The museum is inside a former convent and the main two-story building and courtyard garden date from 1540. The museum covers in detail the archaeological history of Faro, covering its Roman, Moorish and earlier history. On...
The city centre and the street of Rua. Dom Francisco Gomes is a small pedestrianised area with an array of cafes, restaurants and shops. Among the main street and several of its side streets offers you’ll find plenty of options for eating or drinking outside and watching the tourists and shoppers go by. You’ll find shops selling local Portuguese cr...
Igreja do Carmo is the most popular and most photogenic of Faro’s churches. It’s located in a decorated square of its own Largo do Carmo. A smaller church was founded in 1713, but the larger and more distinctive one today would not be completed until 1878. It’s classically Portuguese coloured and is a fine example of Baroque architecture. Inside yo...
Faro is perfectly placed as a jumping off point to explore the wider area around it, here’s our top picks of tours and day trips!
No trip to Faro would be complete without visiting the Ria Formosa. The natural park named one of Portugal’s Seven Natural Wonders. It’s a large coastal lagoon that stretches along the eastern Algarve for nearly 60km. It’s made up of a series of inlets, islands and deep channels that shelter a large area of wetlands and marshes. To experience it fu...
Mit etwa 45.000 Einwohnern ist Faro die größte Stadt der Algarve und besitzt einige sehenswerte Attraktionen. Die Altstadt mit der Kathedrale und weiteren historischen Bauwerken kannst du wunderbar zu Fuß erkunden.
Faro. Portugal, Europe. The Algarve’s capital has a more distinctly Portuguese feel than most resort towns. Many visitors only pass through this underrated city, which is a pity, as it makes for an enjoyable stopover. It has an attractive marina, well-maintained parks and plazas, and a picturesque cidade velha (old town) ringed by medieval walls.
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