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You can count on Rick Steves to tell you what you
really need to know when traveling in Portugal.

With this
guide, you'll explore this relaxed country at the western edge of
Europe. Tour Lisbon's cobbled lanes and grand squares, reminders of
Portugal's seafaring glory days. Step back into history at the palaces
in Sintra and the bone chapel of Évora. Soak up the sun at the
Algarve beach of your dreams. When evening comes, enjoy a dinner of
fresh seafood stew, and raise a glass of port wine in a
toast.

Rick's candid, humorous advice will guide you to
good-value hotels and restaurants. He'll help you plan where to go
and what to see, depending on the length of your trip. You'll get
up-to-date recommendations about what is worth your time and money. More
than just reviews and directions, a Rick Steves guidebook is a tour
guide in your pocket.

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Reviews for Rick Steves' Portugal:

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May 17, 2017

See also my just-written review of the Rough Guide to Portugal, as together with Rick Steves's books make a wonderful pairing for your travel in Europe.

While I don't always agree with Rick Steves, he is usually on the right track about most places, and he has Portugal down quite well. I've been gnawing away at this book for ages, as I was to visit the country in January, got ill, and had to re-schedule the journey - just got back on Monday 15 May, so here I am highly recommending it to you - I See also my just-written review of the Rough Guide to Portugal, as together with Rick Steves's books make a wonderful pairing for your travel in Europe.

While I don't always agree with Rick Steves, he is usually on the right track about most places, and he has Portugal down quite well. I've been gnawing away at this book for ages, as I was to visit the country in January, got ill, and had to re-schedule the journey - just got back on Monday 15 May, so here I am highly recommending it to you - I also strongly recommend the country - a must-see, in this fairly well-traveled old guy. ...more
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Aug 21, 2019

1/2: My go-to for guidebooks to European cities—- Rick focuses on the best sites, offering historical context, efficient routes, and time and money-saving tips. His personality comes through in the pages, so it feels like he’s along for the ride. Even the best guidebook, however, can never keep abreast of all changes, but Rick and his crew “keep on travellin’” for his programs, podcasts, and FB posts. It’s always a good idea to supplement such a book with Internet sources. For us, this was ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2: My go-to for guidebooks to European cities—- Rick focuses on the best sites, offering historical context, efficient routes, and time and money-saving tips. His personality comes through in the pages, so it feels like he’s along for the ride. Even the best guidebook, however, can never keep abreast of all changes, but Rick and his crew “keep on travellin’” for his programs, podcasts, and FB posts. It’s always a good idea to supplement such a book with Internet sources. For us, this was particularly true when it came to picking out restaurants. ...more
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Jul 16, 2019

Thanks rick and team!
I also downloaded the app and listened to the relevant interviews and did the audio walking guide in Lisbon which was great !
5

Dec 18, 2015

Checked this book out from the library in preparation for a month long trip this coming summer, planning on just reading the sections on the cities we were already planning on going to and ended up reading it cover to cover like a novel. Beautifully constructed, well written, and compiled with an eye for genuine experiences over fancy cultivated ones.

My favorite parts are the self guided walking tours that Steves has created for each of the major areas. I like to explore new cities on foot, Checked this book out from the library in preparation for a month long trip this coming summer, planning on just reading the sections on the cities we were already planning on going to and ended up reading it cover to cover like a novel. Beautifully constructed, well written, and compiled with an eye for genuine experiences over fancy cultivated ones.

My favorite parts are the self guided walking tours that Steves has created for each of the major areas. I like to explore new cities on foot, wandering in and out of shops, historic sites and cafes as they draw me in so Rick Steves' brand of tourism is right up my alley.

I returned the book to the library but I'll be purchasing a copy to take with me on the road; this is insider advice that is too good to leave behind. ...more
5

Oct 08, 2016

I just got back from a Rick Steves tour through Portugal for two weeks and used his book to see things in my off time that were not part of the tour. The book was informative as well as accurate! I was able to use his directions and maps in the book to navigate around the cities of Portugal fairly easily. His insights and ratings of city highlights were on point and his restaurant recommendations never failed! I will always travel around Europe with a RS book in my hand!
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Apr 14, 2015

Usually Rick Steves is my go-to guy for travel books, but this one didn't meet my needs. He does such a thorough job of explaining economical and easy ways to sightsee his favorite sites, but he skips over those he doesn't like--and three of the towns we're visiting in Portugal he doesn't like. So it wasn't as helpful as it could have been, but if we were going to Lisbon and Spain it would have been great.
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Jul 06, 2016

If travelling to Portugal excellent book to get you going. However do your own research. For instance beautiful Pineche near Obidos is not covered. There is a bias towards Lisbon and Algarve however Porto and Duoro Valley which is covered is a must see.
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Apr 13, 2018

Excellent guide and very useful in all the regions we visited (Algarve, Evora, Lisbon/Belem and Sintra); lots of ideas for food places, walks, sights and one superb find the Quinta Regaleiros in Sintra which is really worth the visit ahead of most places there
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Mar 21, 2018

Disappointing. We have five days in be in Lisbon, and I had hoped for better recommendations. He pushes his own services, TV, tours, etc. That is not wny we bought the book.
5

Mar 05, 2017

As with all of his books, a great introduction to Portugal ahead of our trip there later this year.
5

Feb 02, 2018

Always my go-to tour guide books for all my travels. Love his simple and easy narratives for key sites, culture, history and general local useful info. Can't wait to see Portugal.
5

Sep 27, 2013

I'm going to Lisbon for less than three days and he still managed to get me to read the whole book. Am I a superfan?
4

Sep 26, 2019

Rick Steves walks you through sites (sometimes even literally takes you on historical walks!), accommodations, eateries, and all important details you may need to know about Portugal. He goes into much detail about Portuguese history, which is fascinating, and even includes two pages of Survival Portuguese to help get by in the country.
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Dec 01, 2019

Excellent source for planning my trip to Portugal. Using his tips I traveled in Cascais, Evora, and Lisbon. I bought the supplement book for the Azores with the intention of visiting again someday.

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