A picturesque maze of cobbled streets surrounded by medieval walls. Enter through the Arco da Vila, a neoclassical gateway built in 1812, and explore landmarks like the Faro Cathedral and the Bishop’s Palace.
Built in 1251 on the site of a former mosque, this Roman Catholic cathedral features Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance architectural styles. Climb the medieval tower for panoramic views of the city.
The Carmo Church is famous for its eerie Chapel of Bones, adorned with human skulls and bones.
Located in a former convent, this museum showcases archaeological artifacts and art collections that tell the story of Faro's history.
A breathtaking lagoon and nature reserve stretching along the coast. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching, hiking, cycling, kayaking, or taking eco-friendly boat tours.
A pristine island accessible by ferry, offering tranquility, clear waters, and golden sands.
A long sandy beach ideal for sunbathing, surfing, and other water sports. The Faro Beach Nautical Center offers activities like kayaking and paddleboarding.
Sample over 200 Portuguese wines paired with delicious tapas in a cozy atmosphere.
Enjoy creative cocktails in a stylish setting.
A lively spot offering Guinness and a relaxed vibe.
Perfect for wine lovers and those seeking a laid-back evening.
Experience a 'Dead Sea'-style float in the salt pans of Ria Formosa.
A scenic 6.3-kilometer hike through the Ria Formosa, offering dazzling views and opportunities to spot local wildlife.
A four-star hotel on the marina with modern amenities and a convenient location.
Located downtown, featuring a rooftop terrace perfect for enjoying sunset drinks.
Overlooking Carmo Square, this hotel offers reliable comfort and free Wi-Fi.
