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In the middle of the Algarve, you will find Loulé, a historic market town with an inviting cosmopolitan feel. Steeped in history, Loulé has its own 13th-century castle where you can take a tour of the walled old town. Traditional cobbled streets are lined with cafes, bars and restaurants whilst the charming shops are packed with handcrafted goods and pottery from the local area. The Real Algarve villas in Loule offer a great environment to explore or simply enjoy the scenery that Loule has to offer.
Gypsy market
Famous for its gypsy market held every Saturday at the end of Rua ad Nossa Senhora da Piedade, Loulé also has a daily market in the Arabian style market hall on Praça da Republica – open every morning except Sunday.
A CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE
For a flavour of traditional Portuguese culture look no further than the Brazilian style Loulé Carnival, perhaps the biggest highlight of the year. Famous across the Algarve, this colourful carnival takes place in February over three days, the third day being Shrove Tuesday. With costumes, music and dancing to rival Brazil’s Rio Carnival, it’s no wonder that people flock from all over the Algarve to watch the procession.
INLAND RURAL CHARM
This charming Portuguese town is situated inland, however if you’re looking for a day to relax, the golden, sandy beaches of Vilamoura and Quarteira are close by. While away the evenings in Loulé relaxing in one of the town’s many informal restaurants. Why not try the locals’ favourite monkfish or for a more rustic cuisine there’s wild boar and venison stew.
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