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Lagos

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Lagos, beautifully ensconced on Portugal's southern Algarve coastline, is popular for its mesmerizing blend of tradition, history and attractive beaches, making it an enticing destination for tourists worldwide. This charming town packs a punch with its vibrant nightlife, a well-preserved old town brimming with unique architecture, including the beautiful Lagos castle and St. Anthony's church. Spectacular cliffs and the crystal clear waters of Praia Dona Ana and Meia Praia are inviting jewels for beach lovers and surfers. Lagos also has a rich seafaring heritage and is known as the launching point of many voyages during the Age of Discovery. With a bountiful array of fresh seafood from the surrounding Atlantic Ocean, the local gastronomic scene is a delight for food enthusiasts.

I stayed in Lagos for 7 days and it was beautiful! I was visiting a friend there and felt safe there everywhere. the people are really open minded and nice and you are just surrounded by a great nature and the ocean and don’t have to worry about anything! i was on a low budget and just went to lidl to buy some food. I recommend informing about public transport before because I had to travel by uber a lot of the time because I don’t have a license. it’s really a lot to walk otherwise. :)

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