P O R T U G A L 
Anette Bernal, Alex Acevedo, Kasey Sofer 

  Travel  Guide  Table Of Contents  

● Essential Information …………………………………….2 
● Money …………………………………………………………...3 
○ Credit/Debit card info 
○ Tax refunds 
○ Prices  
○ Tipping 
● Communication……………………………………….……..4 
○ Electricity 
○ Languages 
○ Mobile Phones 
○ Internet  
● Transportation………………………………………………...5 
● Housing…………………………………………………………...6 
● Events during the year…………………………………….7 
● Common Phrases…………………………………………....8 
● Do’s & Don'ts …………………………………………………..9 
● Activities…………………………………………………...…10-16 
● Maps……………………………………………………..…………..17 
● Citations……………………………………………………….18-19  

   

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Emergency Contacts   
❏ Emergency number from cell phone: “112” 
❏ Health line for emergencies: “808 242 424” 
❏ Forest Fires: “214 401 919” 
❏ Dialing code- +351 
 
 
​Essential Information 
Portugal was one of the first European nations to be unified into 
a single country. It gained independence from Spain with the 
accession of King Alfonse I in 1143. The country is located in 
southwestern Europe. Due to colonization and emigration, 
there are Portuguese-speaking peoples living in North and 
South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia.  

Capital : Lisbon 

Time Zone​: ​GMT 

Contacts:  
● Information: +351 213421623 
● Lost Property: +351 218535403 
 

 
   

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  Shoppers eligible for VAT / Sales Tax refunds: Non-EU 

residents. 
Money  Minimum spend: On the same day and in the same store   
Currency: Euro, €1 = 1.13 us dollars  - Mainland 23% VAT – Minimum spend 61.50 Euro 
In the ALGARVE region you can buy/exchange Euros very  - Mainland 13% VAT – Minimum spend 56.50 Euro 
easily at Cambios, Hotels and in some shops. Many banks no  - Mainland 6% VAT – Minimum spend 53 Euro 
longer offer foreign exchange. Y​ou should consider purchasing  - Madeira 22% VAT – Minimum spend 61 Euro 
the Euro currency at a more favorable exchange rate before  - Azores 18% VAT – Minimum spend 59 Euro 
you arrive in Portugal(Credit & debit cards).  Credit cards are 
widely accepted within Portugal (at hotels, shops, and  Where to get Customs approval: Last EU departure point. 
restaurants, travel agencies, car-rental agencies etc.). Maestro, 
Time limit for Customs approval: Until the end of the third 
MasterCard and Visa are the most widely accepted. American 
month following the purchase​. 
Express is less common.Diners Club is pretty rare. Discover, 
JCB, RuPay and UnionPay are unknown.  Required for Customs approval: 
 
Banks-  - Fully Completed Tax Free form 
Banks are open 8.30am - 3.00pm Monday to Friday in Portugal  - Purchased goods 
and closed on official holidays  - Purchase receipts 
○ Atms open monday-sunday  - Passport 
  - Travel Documents 
 
Tipping-  Refund options available:City Cash* – You must return your 
Tipping in bars is not common in Portugal. In cafés, if a tip is  Customs approved Tax Free form to Premier Tax Free within 21 
given it's usually done by rounding up to the nearest Euro  days of purchase. To take advantage of a cash refund 
depending on the size of the bill.  downtown the spend must be above 100 EUR per voucher.  
Tipping 5% - 10% maximum in restaurants is standard, tipping is  - Airport Cash* 
only done if you are happy with the service.  - Credit Card (including ​UnionPay​ credit and debit card) 
  - Cheque 
  - Alipay 
 
Tax Refunds- 
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  second language.The Constitution of Portugal recognizes 

Portuguese Sign Language. The deaf community in Portugal, 
Communication  which is made up of about 60,000 persons, communicates 
using this form of sign language.  
Electricity-   
Mobile Phones- 
In Portugal the standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is  Wifi Connections 
50 Hz. You can use your electric appliances in Portugal, if the  - Public place may offer public access wifi 
standard voltage in your country is in between 220 - 240 V.  Temporary Sim Cards 
There are two types of plugs commonly used in  - Networks that provide SIM cards: MEO, Vodafone and 
Portugal being the “Type C European 2-Pin” plug and the  NOS  
“Type F Schuko Plug” Remember to bring an adapter/  - Offer LTE 
converter if you need it. Helpful Apps 
- Google Translate - Free 
- Uber - Free(pay for service) 
- Google Maps - Free 
- City Mapper - Free 
 
TYPE C EUROPEAN 2-PIN TYPE F SCHUKO PLUG 
 
Languages-   
The official language of Portugal is Portuguese. English is the   
second most widely spoken language in Portugal. While the   
language has almost no native speakers within the country,   
English has grown to become a major language in tourist areas   
such as Lisbon. Spanish is spoken by about 10% of the   
population. French was introduced in Portugal during the 19th   
century and remained popular until the 1970s. Currently, French   
is mostly spoken by elderly segments of the population.   
Mirandese is an Indo-European and Astur-Leonese language   
spoken by a small population (about 15,000), both as a first and   
 

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  The five cities it will take you through are Lisbon, its 
capital,Faro,Coimbra,Porto, and Braga 
Transportation  - Trolley rides 5.40€ ($6.10) 
Public Transportation-   - The vintage trolley located in Lisbon has 
  several vintage aspects to its outside yet 
- Airline tickets 73.38€ ($67)  it’s seat and hardware have been 
- Airline tickets traveling inner city are as low at  remodeled to suit its new modern use. 
67 U.S dollars. There are two main airport in   
portugal the first being located in its   
capital,Lisbon. There is another airport located 
outside of Lisbon, in Montijo. 
- Rental Cars 84.66€ ($75) 
- Rental cars are available in most cities in 
portugal. There are rental booths in the airports 
but it is most beneficial to check prices online 
before so you are able to find the best price of 
rental for the duration of your trip.  
- Buses 5.64€ ($5) 
- Buses for short term travels are not as common 
in portugal,but there are buses available that 
travel from the cities that border Portugal and to 
the capital of Spain.  
- Bike rentals 4-8€ ($4.52-9.03) 
- Bikes are most common for tourist. Bike rentals 
are offered almost everywhere. Most rental 
places will charge per hour of rental,if not by 
day. 
- Train rides 39.86€ ($45) 
- When arriving to portugal if you are to buy a 
Eurail pass it will take you to 5 cities in portugal. 
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Food 
Housing 
Specialties- 
● Hotels 
● Alheira de Mirandela- The ​alheira,​ a type of fowl sausage, is 
○ A ​hotel​ is an establishment that provides paid 
one of the cheapest and most common Portuguese dishes 
lodging on a short-term basis  
with a fascinating history.  
○ Average price of 68.19-90.33€($77-102) 
● Arroz de Tamboril- ​Tamboril​ is Portuguese for monkfish 
○ We recommend Tivoli Carvoeiro Algarve Resort, 
and while not as locally popular as the traditional cod, 
Tivoli Carvoeiro Algarve Resort, ​Altis Avenida​, 
The Cliff Bay​, and ​Tivoli Avenida Liberdade  there is still an astounding variety of dishes served on 
because of their high ratings.  the Portuguese coast that include it.  
● AIr BnB  ● Bacalhau- Codfish, or ​bacalhau​ in Portuguese, is more 
○ Air BnB is service that provides a platform for  than simply a traditional dish, it is a national obsession. 
people to rent our their homes to people.  The dish even has its own nickname, “the faithful 
○ It cost around 125€ ($141.14) depending where it 
friend”, and is traditionally consumed on Christmas Eve 
is located and who it is being hosted by.  
in ​Portugal​.  
 
● Shared accomodations  ● Caldeirada de Enguias- ​Aveiro​, located between ​Porto 
  and Coimbra, is famous for its eels which are most often 
○ Share houses are known as rental places with  eaten simply fried or in a soup. 
spaces separate from a private room where the  ● Cataplana de Marisco ​-Cataplana ​is a seafood stew 
residents can gather together to “share” and  cooked in a copper double-pan and served with rice or 
“exchange” in a new and exciting way of living. 
chips.  
... Shared spaces in share houses include the 
lounge, where residents can gather together,  ● The signature dish of ​Porto​, the ​francesinha​ is not a 
the kitchen, shower rooms, and bathrooms.  meal for the fainthearted. The dish comprises of two 
○ 70.83-221.33€(80-250$)  slices of bread interspersed by steak, ham, sausage and 
chorizo, covered in melted Edam and drizzled in a 

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secret, spicy, tomato based sauce, all served with chips  the festival is during the night of St. Anthony on 
and optionally crowned with a fried egg.  June 12-13th. Houses are opened to everyone! 
They sell traditional portuguese street food such 
● Porco Preto- The ​porco preto​, or black pig, is a native  as bifanas which is like a pork steak sandwich, 
Iberian species of the common domestic pig, found  grilled sardines and of course beer and wine.  
mostly in the central and southern regions of Portugal  - São João Festival 
and Spain and always kept free-range  - This festival takes place just 11 days after the 
party in honor of the Lisbon’s Santo António, 
● Polvo à Lagareiro- Portuguese cuisine is renowned for 
São João (St. John) and is know as one of the 
its seafood, often prepared in the simplest of manners;  biggest celebrations. June 23rd is one of the 
ask for fresh fish directly grilled over a slow fire before  most celebrated nights by the citizen of 
being seasoned with lemon and rosemary and you’ll  portugal.The whole historical center of the city 
enjoy one of the best meals in the country.   of Porto comes alive with music concerts, street 
● Sopa de Cação- While ​tubarão​ is the common word for  food stalls, “improvised” grill restaurants, 
sardines, beers and unique traditions. A 
shark in Portuguese, once it reaches your table it 
highlight of this tradition is to hit each other over 
becomes ​cação.​   
the head with plastic hammers or fresh leeks. 
  The party ends with a massive beach party in 
the city of Foz. 
   
Festivals   

- Festas de Lisboa in Lisbon   

- During the month of June,there are events that 
happen everywhere across the capital of Lisbon.   
The real tradition of the festival is to head to the 
most typical neighborhoods of Graça, Bica,   
Alfama and Mouraria to dine out in an open-air 
restaurant and later dance to the traditional 
portuguese music. The biggest celebration of 
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Common Phrases  devagar 

- What do you call this (that)?​ Como se chama isto 
- Good morning (good afternoon) ​ Bom dia (boa tarde) 
- Good evening (good night) ​ Boa noite  (aquilo)? 
- How are you? ​ Como vai você?  - How do you say…? ​ Como se diz…? 
- Well, thank you ​ Bem, obrigado 
- Please​ Por favor 
- Hello (to answer the telephone)​ Alô 
- Thank you (very much) ​ (Muito) Obrigado (or obrigada, 
- Hi, hey! (informal greeting) ​ Oi  
if a woman is speaking) 
- Goodbye (very informal) ​ Tchau  
- You’re welcome (literally “it’s nothing”) ​ De nada  
- See you soon (“until soon”) ​Até logo  
- Sorry (to apologize) ​ Desculpe  
- Goodbye (similar to “farewell”)​ Adeus  
- Excuse me (to get past someone) ​Com licença 
- My name is (I am) ​Meu nome é (Eu sou) 
- What is your name? ​ Como é seu nome?   

- It’s a pleasure​ é um prazer 

 
- Pleasure (used in introductions as “Pleased to meet 
you”) ​ Prazer  
 
- Good! Great! ​Que bom! 
- Health! (the most common toast) ​Saúde   
- Do you speak English? ​ Você fala inglês? 
- I don’t understand (I didn’t understand) ​ Não entendo   
(Não entendi) 
- Do you understand?​ Você entende?   

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  5. Giving  tips  in  bars  and  restaurants.-  To  some  extent 

giving  tips  is  considered an insult. The salary covers the 
best  possible  service.  Though  many  in the business will 
Don’ts  disagree with the last statement. 
6. Highlighting  differences-  There  was  a lady from London 
who,  when  stepping  into  the  car  at  the  airport  in 
Trying to blend in is not so difficult in Portugal at first sight. All it  Portugal,  put  it  so  eloquently  saying:  ​“You  guys  are 
requires is cultural flexibility and a desire to be part of the  driving  on  the  wrong  side  of  the  road”.  ​Coming  from  a 
group you meet. Faux pas is an expression based in  country  where  people  call  the  left  side  the  right  side 
separateness thinking. In thinking “us” and “them”, there is no  and  the  right  side  the  wrong  side  we  can  but  have 
such thing in reality. We are all the same.  compassion  for  them,  but  don’t  be  surprised  if  some 
might find it “not amusing”. 
1. Not  respecting  the  way  locals  dress-  Dressing  as  if  you 
are  on  holidays  or  ready  to  clean  the  garden  is  an   
absolute  faux  pas  in  Portugal.  In  Lisbon,  other  bigger 
cities  and  religious  or  public  buildings  it  is  common 
sense  to  dress  modestly  with  a  sense  of  quality  and   
delicacy.  Flip-flops  are  in  general  not  the  right  thing  for 
a  walk  in  a  park  or  a  public space. Slippers and sandals   
will  instantly label you as a tourist. A light shawl over the 
head  or  at  least  shoulders  when  entering  religious   
buildings is common and highly appreciated. 
2. Assuming  that  everybody  should  speak  English  with 
you  or  at  least  understand  English.-  You  should  be   
ready  to  hear  and  maybe  communicate  a  little  bit  in 
 
portuguese. 
3. For  the  females:  going  topless  on any beach. It’s OK for 
men  due  to  some  mysterious  twitch  of  fate  or  the   
overall  outdated  male  dominance,  though  it  is  a  faux 
pas for women. 
4. Raising  your  voice  in  public.-  Gentleness  in  manners 
and  speech  is  still  common  and  greatly  appreciated  in 
Portugal. 

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  framework. The bridge has two levels, but the best views are 
found on the upper level.  

Activities 
Benagil Sea Cave- 

Landmarks 

With gorgeous beaches and a mild climate, Portugal is a major 

vacation destination. It is also the perfect place to explore cities 
like Lisbon, Funchal and Averio. From magnificent wine to 
ancient architecture, Portugal is bursting with things to see, do, 
taste and admire, including its beautiful landmarks.  
 
Dom Luis Bridge- 
One of the most beautiful natural landmarks found in Portugal 
is the Benagil Sea Cave. The sea cave is a collection of caves 
found in Benagil. These incredible caves are on the water, but 
there is a natural skylight or oculus that looks up to the sky. 
This can only be accessed by a boat or a paddleboard. Guided 
tours are the safest way to find and enjoy the Benagil Sea 
Cave. 

 
Pena Palace- 

An iconic landmark in the city of Porto is the Dom Luis Bridge. 

The bridge leads away from Porto, spanning the waters of the 
River Douro. The bridge was built in the late 19th century, and it 
is made with stunning granite pillars as well as an iron 

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historic destination and a former Roman settlement. For the last 

60 years, Obidos Castle has been a private inn. 

Jeronimos Monastery- 

Outside of Lisbon is the city of Sintra, where you’ll find the 

amazing Pena Palace. The palace is the embodiment of 19th 
century romantic design. Pena Palace is a place with bright 
yellow towers that contrast with dark sculptures and decorative   
interiors.There are exhibitions devoted to stained glass, 
furniture and paintings, making the palace an all-day adventure.  Outside of Lisbon in Belem is the Jeronimos Monastery. Dating 
back to the Papal commission in the 15th century, this 
Obidos Castle-  monastery replaced an even older church structure built before 
it. Jeronimos Monastery was originally the home for 
Hieronymite monks, but it later became a tomb for members of 
the Portuguese royal family. Now, the structure is appreciated 
for its grand design as well as the important international 
meetings that are held within its walls. 

  
 
 
In the small town of Obidos in Eastern Portugal, the castle is the 
highlight of the town. Obidos Castle surround most of the old   
city, securing its vantage point on a hilltop. Built in the 8th 
century and majorly remodeled in the 13th century, this is a truly 

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Castle of Sao Jorge-  The town of Alcobaça is home to the Alcobaça Monastery, an 
ornate Roman Catholic structure founded in the 12th century. 
The monastery was built on the request of King Alfonso I, and it 
is considered to be one of the most beautiful religious buildings 
in the country. You can admire the newer Baroque towers 
added on in the 18th century, see the decorative vault in the 
sacristy or see some of the famed tombs. 

  Belem Tower- 

The Castle of Sao Jorge is an ancient structure found on a 

hilltop in the city of Lisbon. Parts of the castle date all the way 
back to the sixth century, although it wasn’t until the 12th 
century that it served as a royal residence. You can climb some 
of the 18 towers to enjoy amazing views, or you can walk right 
on top of the ancient ramparts. There are beautiful gardens, an 
onsite restaurant and even an underground archeology 
museum.   

Alcobaca Monastery-  Torre de Belem, or Belem Tower, is one of the most striking 
landmarks in the country. Constructed on the banks of the 
Tagus River back in the 16th century, the tower can clearly be 
divided into two unique sections. There is also the more 
modern bulwark, where cannons could be shot by the 
Portuguese military. The interior has sculptural vaulted arches, 
a number of religious statues and an interesting mix of chapels 
and military fortifications. Tours are offered multiple times each 
day, allowing you to explore the tower in full. 
 

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Exploration   
 
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Lisbon   

Palácio Nacional de Sintra, Lisbon Coast  

Today, the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos​ ​is one of the country's 

most cherished and revered buildings. The church and   
monastery exhibit some of the finest examples of Manueline  The Palace of Sintra is located in the town of ​Sintra​, in the 
architecture found in Portugal. Manueline architecture shows  Lisbon District​ of ​Portugal​. It is a present-day ​historic 
the style of highly decorated architecture. The church is also  house museum​. It is the best-preserved medieval royal 
known as the house of the tomb of Vasco da Gama and other  residence in Portugal, being inhabited more or less 
national figures such as Luís de Camões, one of Portugal's  continuously from at least the early 15th century to the 
greatest poet and chronicler of the discoveries. Tickets to visit  late 19th century. It is a significant tourist attraction, and is 
the monastery start at € 10. It is opened from ​10:00 a.m. to 5:30  part of the ​cultural landscape​ of Sintra. It is located in 
p.m closed on Mondays.​ The monastery is located on Praça do  Largo Rainha Dona Amélia, 2710-616 Sintra, Portugal. 
Império 1400-206 Lisboa, Portugal. For any further questions  Their hours on from Monday-Sunday are 9:30am- 6pm. 
you can contact them at ​+351 21 362 0034​.   To contact them their phone number is ​+351 21 923 7300​. 
Tickets for adults (18 – 64 yrs) are 10 euros, tickets for 
  youths (6 – 17 yrs) are 8,5 euros, ticket for seniors (over 
65 yrs) are also 8,5 euros, and family tickets (2 adults + 2 
  youths) are 33 euros. 

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Kid friendly 
KidZania Lisboa, Amadora 

Oceanário de Lisboa, Lisbon 

 
KidZania is a family friendly theme parks where kids from ages 
-One of Portugal's most popular and family-friendly  3-15 are able to “play adults” in this “scale-built city”. They can 
attraction! This oceanarium is one of Europe's best and  select a profession out of the 60 that are available and are able 
largest oceanariums. The oceanarium contains an  to play their part in the city. In the city there are places such as 
expanded array of fish and other marine animals. It is  airports,factories.theaters,shops,car shops,police stations,fire 
separated into four sea- and landscapes that recreate the  departments,new press, TV stations, stadiums,and many other. 
ecosystems of the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Antarctic  It is located on ​Dolce Vita Tejo, Av. Cruzeiro Seixas 7 Lj 1054, 
oceans. There is a central tank that is visible from the  2650-504 Amadora, Portugal. Their hours go on Wednesday- 
different levels which is filled with sharks, rays, and many  Friday are 10:30am- 6:00pm and Saturday- Sunday are 
other finned creatures of the sea. The oceanarium is  11:00am- 7:00pm. 
located at ​Esplanada Dom Carlos I s/nº, 1990-005 Lisboa,   
Portugal. Ticket prices start at ​€ ​18.   
 
 
 

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Theme parks 
Fratelli Aquapark, Fafe 
Krazy World, Algarve 

 
The Queimadela dam started operation in 1993, is located in 
KrazyWorld is an interactive zoo with activities for the whole 
the parish of Monte And Queimadela in the municipality of Fafe, 
family. In the small farm of the animals you can interact and 
district of Braga, ​Portugal​. In this bay you can find a beach 
feed dwarf goats, llamas and gamos(a breed of horse). Aside 
with sand, sun loungers and parasols, a waterfall, a water park, 
from the zoo you are able to take a dip in the swimming pool 
seagulls, boats, stand up paddleboarding, green areas and 
and other water activities. Aside from the water activities they 
tables for picnics.  
offer other activities, such as arborismo, go-karts, inflatables, 
It is located in ​ R. da Barragem, Queimadela, Portugal 
mini moto 4, pony rides and their mega mini-golf circuit with 18 
and their hours on Monday-Sunday are 11am-7pm.You can 
holes.They also offer a large interior area with a restaurant, 
contact them at +351 965 363 029. 
and stage where there are presentations with the zoo animals. 
 
Krazy world is located at ​Lagoa de Viseu - Estrada Algoz - 
 
Messines, 8365-907 Algoz, Portugal. Ticket prices start at 16 € 
for adults and 9.95 €. Their number to contact them at is ​+351   
282 574 134​. 
 
 
   
 
 
 

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Zoomarine Algarve 

 
 
Perlim is the ​largest christmas theme park in Portugal. Large 
  musical shows,enchanting stories, animated characters, and 
christmas scenery appear all over the park. All of the activities 
Zoomarine is a ​Marine park with seal & dolphin shows, rides  are put together in the Quinta do Castle The ticket prices are 
for children, an aquarium, and sandy beach with slides & a  between 0-6€ for children then 6-7€ for adults. You can visit 
wave pools. It is located in N125 KM 65, 8201-864 Guia,  them at Centro de Negócios do Cavaco, Rua António Martins 
Portugal. Check the park's opening / closing calendar and  Soares Leite, nº 355 - Apartado 160, 4520-150 Santa Maria da 
times before your visit.The times of the presentations,  Feira, Portugal. You can contact them at ​+351 256 330 900​ . 
attractions and other activities are made available at the   
entrance of the park on the day of the visit. Junior entrance 
 
>= 1,00 meter - 10 years is 21,00 €, normal entrance 11-64 
years is 29,00 €, senior entrance >= 65 years is 21,00 €, and   
special entrance disability >= 33% is 14,50 €.   
 
   
   
​Seasonal Activities   
Perlim   

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  2. Medium region map of Portugal 

Maps  
1. Small region map of Portugal 

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