Loures

Located on the right bank of the Tagus River, the municipality of Loures is part of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. Different ways of life and landscapes coexist in the territory, in a harmonious association between the rural environment and the urban environment. The Palaeolithic site at Casal do Monte, where numerous archaeological pieces were found, is, together with the dolmen of Casaínhos, one of the most significant elements of the county's occupation. Known for its wine production, Loures annually hosts an ethnographic parade, in which the visitor can learn about the various stages of the famous white wine from Bucelas, which goes perfectly with the snails served at the Festival do Caracol Saloio.

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VIP Executive Santa Iria
VIP Executive Santa Iria

4 star

Luxurious and well equipped, located in the metropolitan area of Lisbon, more properly in Loures. Is especially geared towards the business class, organizing m…

Holiday Inn Express  Lisboa Aeroporto
Holiday Inn Express Lisboa Aeroporto

3 star

Hotel inaugurated in 2009, with a luxury location: Lisbon International Airport, the Park Expo and the international fair of Lisbon. Designed especially for bu…

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