Despite its name, the bridge itself is neither Roman nor has a Roman origin. It was built when Tavira belonged to al-Andalus (the Islamic Domain of Iberia), most probably in …
This fortification originally comes from the Moorish period, between the 8th and 13th centuries. After the reconquest it was rebuilt. King D. Diniz (1261-1325), who thought in terms of defense …
Tavira is romantically located on both banks of the Gilão River, which flows into the Ria Formosa and finally into the Atlantic. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in …
In Roman times this was an important port. Therefore, a fortress tower called Torre Aires was built so that the port city could be protected from here.
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.