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1.   Sep 5, 2007 8:42 PM

» mrich - Portugal Legends and Folklore

I'd like to know about some of the fascinating romantic Portuguese legends and lore. Do you know of any?

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2.   Sep 6, 2007 6:20 AM

» franfolsom - Portugal: Where to Go in Madeira

I would like to know about some of the best areas to visit in Portugal. I've heard the island of Madeira is beautiful. And, that when you visit a good thing to do is walk along the levadas.

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3.   Sep 6, 2007 9:25 PM

» Feature Writer Barbara Rogers - Portugal Legends and Folklore

In response to Portugal Legends and Folklore posted by mrich:


One of the things I like best about Portugal is "meeting" the same historic and legendary people in various parts of the country. The farmer-king Dinis and his generous wife Isabela pop up in Obidos (he gave her the entire walled town as a wedding present) and again in Estremoz, where you can stay in their castle -- now a Pousada. I'll be sure to tell stories about them in an article soon -- thanks for reminding me to write about this charming facet of travel in Portugal!

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4.   Sep 6, 2007 9:30 PM

» Feature Writer Barbara Rogers - Portugal: Where to Go in Madeira

In response to Portugal: Where to Go in Madeira posted by franfolsom:


You've heard right. Madeira's inland is wild, mountainous and covered in lush green forests. Driving can be terrifying, but walking the levadas is a pleasure.

My favorite parts of mainland Portugal are the northern mountains and the castelated towns along the eastern border. If you like prehistoric sites, the region around Evora is filled with them.

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