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Guide to Setubal for 3 days

Setubal is a charming city in Portugal, known for its natural beauty, seafood, and cultural attractions. Here is a suggested three-day itinerary:

Day 1: City Exploration

  • Morning: Begin your day with a walk through the historic center of Setubal. Visit the Church of Holy Maria Graca, known for its architecture and history. Stroll around Bocage Square, the main square of the city, and enjoy the atmosphere of local cafes.

  • Day: Visit the Jellyfish Museum to learn more about the local culture and history. Have lunch at a waterfront restaurant, try local dishes like sardines and calamari.

  • Evening: Take a walk along Avenida Luisa Todi waterfront. Enjoy dinner at a traditional restaurant serving "choco frito" - fried cuttlefish, a local delicacy.

Day 2: Natural Beauties

  • Morning: Explore the Arrabida National Park. Take a hike through its breathtaking landscapes and enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

  • Day: Spend time at Figuerinha da Foz or Galapinhas beach, known for its crystal-clear waters. Have lunch outdoors with a beach picnic or at one of the cafes near the parks.

  • Evening: Return to Setubal and take an evening stroll through Livramento market, known for its variety of fresh seafood.

Day 3: Trovannish Island and Surroundings

  • Morning: Take a ferry to Trovka Peninsula, a small island with beautiful beaches and calm coves.

  • Day: Explore the local beaches and enjoy sun-filled days. The island is perfect for swimming and relaxation. Have lunch at a cafe on the island, enjoying ocean views.

  • Evening: Return to Setubal and end your day in one of the wine regions, where you can try local wine varieties like Moscatel de Setubal.

Useful Tips:

  • Transportation: Renting a car is best to explore the surrounding areas as public transport may limit your movement.
  • Language: In tourist areas, many understand English, but a few phrases in Portuguese will help you connect with locals.
  • Clothing: Bring comfortable shoes for walks and sun protection, especially if you plan to spend time on the beaches or in the mountains.

Enjoy your stay in Setubal!

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