What to see in Tavira

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Tavira is perhaps one of the most captivating cities in the entire Algarve. If you are thinking of taking a getaway, keep reading! We are going to tell you what to see in Tavira in 2 days so that you fall in love with it. Full of history and with a historic center with remains of walls, churches and bridges, Tavira is a small city where you will find more than impressive beaches. Although it is a tourist city, it does not have that bustling atmosphere that can exist in Albufeira or Lagos. So we think it is a perfect place for families or couples looking for tranquility without giving up entertainment. What to see in Tavira on the first day Settle into the accommodation you have already reserved in one of our hotels in Tavira . Put on fresh clothes and comfortable shoes, swimwear and go outside! On the first day, we suggest you walk through the city center. You will discover the magic of the labyrinth of cobbled streets with the typical tiled facades of Portuguese houses.


The Igreja de Santa Maria do Castelo , pristine white, was built on the site of the old mosque of Tavira and rebuilt after the shocking 1755 Lisbon earthquake that devastated much of the south of the country. The church has a beautiful bell tower with a clock with black hands. We advise you to visit its interior, as it houses the tombs of 7 Christian knights who Belize Phone Number List died in the reconquest. Church of Santa Maria do Castelo Church of Santa Maria do Castelo Another of the churches that you can see is the Igreja de Santiago dedicated to Santiago el Mayor. It is more than 700 years old and like the one mentioned above, it was rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake that centered in Lisbon. As a curiosity, we tell you that this is the starting point of one of the routes of the Camino de Santiago , the Portuguese way.



This church is located next to the Tavir Castle , of which only a wall and ruins remain. Inside the castle there is a beautiful garden. If you are lucky, you may find a local with his guitar singing a traditional song. While you're there, climb the wall, you'll be able to capture some beautiful panoramic images of the city. Before leaving this area, when you go down the alley right next to the castle entrance, there are some Phoenician ruins. They are at street level, so it will be easy for you to see it. They are shielded by a fence, so it is not possible to enter. Time to eat! Overall, Tavira is not an expensive place to eat. We can recommend the Ti Maria Restaurant , a tapas place where the price is quite good considering the good quality of its delicious dishes. Of course, you must keep in mind that payment can only be made in cash. At this point you will begin to know what to see in Tavira.