Welcome to
Faro
The underrated gem of the Algarve.
21ºC / 69ºF
4 Nov
What to Do
From the light-filled marina, to the picturesque cidade velha (old town) ringed by medieval walls, here are our top things to do in Faro.
Old Town
An intriguing mix of cobblestone streets, medieval buildings, classy boutiques, whitewashed houses, and a fascinating cathedral.
ExploreMarina
An amazing place to relax and enjoy life. With beautiful cafes and stunning views, the Marina is a great location to appreciate the local life of this quaint town.
ExploreRia Formosa
Faro lies at the doorstep of the Ria Formosa lagoon, a huge nature reserve containing an incredible array of birdlife.
ExploreChapel of Bones
The Capela dos Ossos (English: Chapel of Bones) is an ossuary chapel in Faro, Portugal, which belongs to the 18th century Carmelite church Nossa Senhora do Carmo.
ExploreWhere to Eat
Healthy, delicious and affordable, don't miss out on the best of the sourthern portuguese gastronomy.
Elementos
With a privileged view over the Ria Formosa the Restaurant & Cocktail Bar is a great place either to start the day, have a midday meal or a cocktail at sunset.
ExploreBel'mare Gastrobar
Amazing food and friendly service, with an amazing view to the beach. You can stay inside or enjoy the rooftop.
ExploreWhere to Sleep
Faro is a compact city, and most accomodations are located within walking distance of the city center. Here are our top suggestions for each budget.
3HB Faro
Featuring 2 restaurants, 1 bar and views of city, 3HB Faro is set in Faro, 4.3 mi from Faro Airport. This 5-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and room service.
ExploreLemon Tree Stay
A beautiful property, right in the heart of Faro, within walking distance of restaurants, bars and local shops.
ExploreRoots Hotel
Modern, airy and comfortable. Perfect for a weekend or for a longer stay. Very central location and within walking distance to most restaurants and shops.
ExploreLemon Tree Urban Camping
If you like unique experiences, then this s the one for you. Accommodations at the Lemon Tree are made of small wooden tents in a patio. Although private, the tents are open plan and surrounded by a wooden fence.
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