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Tavira is a beautiful coastal town on Portugal's Algarve coast. It lies on the Gilão River, which flows into the sea via estuaries and lagoons in the Ria Formosa Natural Park. Tavira Island boasts a long sandy beach and salt flats that attract flamingos, spoonbills, and other wading birds. The medieval Castelo de Tavira is located in the town center and offers panoramic views. The Church of Santa María do Castelo houses the tombs of seven knights killed by the Moors. The town has many charming restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops!

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The garden at Castelo de Tavira is beautiful. The grounds are very well-maintained and feature an interesting botanical selection. It's like being in paradise.

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In the heart of the Algarve, perched on a hill on the right bank of the Guadiana River, Castro Marim Castle holds centuries of history and battles. Although human presence in the region dates back to prehistoric times, it was here that Romans and Muslims found a strategically valuable vantage point, taking advantage of its privileged position. The imposing fortification you can visit today (for a small fee) was built in the 13th century by order of King Dinis, serving as a defensive bastion against invasions and as a watchful sentinel on the border with Spain. At the top, the reward is a breathtaking panoramic view: the town of Castro Marim at your feet, the shimmering salt flats, the bridge connecting Portugal and Spain, and, in the distance, neighboring Ayamonte.

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Castro Marim Castle was strategically built in the 13th century on a hill on the right bank of the Guadiana River. Currently, only the remains of the castle remain, including four towers, a gate, the ruins of the 14th-century Church of São Tiago, the Mayor's Palace, and a few houses.

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Castro Marim Castle was strategically built in the 13th century on a hill on the right bank of the River Guadiana. It bears witness to the region's rich military and cultural history. The semi-circular outer wall enclosed the settlement and the so-called Old Castle, and it was here that the town initially developed. Today there are only remains of the castle with four turrets, a gate, the ruins of the 14th-century Church of São Tiago (Saint James), the Palácio dos Alcaides (Governor’s Palace) and houses.

Entrance fee €1.10 per adult...you have a fantastic panoramic view from up here. You can see the entire town, the Salinas, the bridge between Portugal and Spain and have a great view of Ayamonte. There are toilets and the ruins are beautiful to look at. Visit on January 12th, 2025

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