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✓Continuously inhabited from the 1st to the 11th centuries, this opulent Roman Empire villa was, in the early 4th century, a luxurious manor house. It has thermal baths, olive and wine presses, and agricultural facilities, confirming the lifestyle of a family of high social and political status. It also includes a Christianized temple from the 6th century, which, during the period of Islamic rule in the Iberian Peninsula, was used as a cemetery. ✓Archaeological excavations carried out at the end of the 19th century revealed mosaics with predominantly marine themes, various marbles and ceramics, as well as painted stucco and sculptures that adorned the interiors and gardens, now the site's hallmark. ✓Located west of the village of Estói, in the municipality of Faro, it has a visitor and interpretation center. ✓From May to September: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM | ✓From October to April: Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

A very well-developed cycle path with the following destinations: Olhão is a city in Portugal with 14,206 inhabitants (as of April 19, 2021). Olhão is located in the so-called Sand Algarve, the Sotavento. This is the name given to the region that stretches between Faro Airport and the Spanish border in eastern Portugal. Among the numerous architectural monuments are a number of historic public buildings, various social housing blocks from the Estado Novo regime, the 17th-century fortress, and two Baroque parish churches. The historic town center as a whole is also a protected monument, and a tidal mill can be visited just outside the city. The Ria Formosa Natural Park is a nature park surrounding a lagoon in the southern Portuguese Algarve. With a protected area of 170 km², the lagoon is one of the largest lagoonal nature reserves in Europe. The lagoon itself covers 83.5 km². Fuseta, also known as Fuzeta, is a town and former municipality on the Algarve coast in southern Portugal. The German author Holger Karsten Schmidt, writing under the pseudonym Gil Ribeiro, created a crime series set here.

The market hall in Loulé opened in 1908. It offers all kinds of fresh produce, including fruit and vegetables, local sweets, delicious snacks, and, above all, everything seafood-related! The fish and seafood section takes up half of the hall. Those who arrive early (from 7 a.m. onwards) still have the opportunity to browse and enjoy breakfast. In the mornings, especially on Saturdays, the market is flooded with tourists. On Saturdays, all kinds of fresh and delicious goods can be found outside the market halls as well. A visit is worthwhile!

Between the railway tracks and the Ria Formosa Natural Park

The town of Loule is well worth seeing, especially the market with everything that goes with it, in a large hall. On Saturdays it is overcrowded with tourists, so it is better to go there on a weekday!

As it is a considerably dry area, the Benémola fountain spring becomes even more special. The entire route is covered in plenty of vegetation - there are hundreds of plant species, more than any other area in the Algarve.

The Loulé covered market is one of the most famous landmarks in the Algarve (for over 100 years). The Mercado Municipal is the lively center of Loulé.

Very impressive interior. Worth visiting, no pictures allowed inside.