Salvaterra de Magos, nestled along the banks of the Tagus River in Portugal, is a charming town steeped in history and natural beauty. Famous for its equestrian culture, fertile landscapes, and idyllic riverside setting. Read more
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Salvaterra de Magos serves as a sanctuary for those looking to explore a less-traveled part of Portugal. Its history is deeply tied to equestrian activities; the town is particularly known for its impressive Lusitano horses and the Falcoaria Real, a royal falconry that dates back to the 18th century. The falconry serves as a living museum, aiming to educate visitors about the ancient art of falconry, as well as the history of royal hunting in Portugal.
The Tagus River lends the town its scenic beauty and provides a variety of recreational activities like fishing, boating, and bird-watching. The fertile plains around Salvaterra de Magos are well-suited for agriculture, and local produce is highly esteemed, especially the region's wines and olives.
Another highlight of the town is its rich cultural scene, which includes traditional Fado music performances, local craft fairs, and annual festivals that bring the community together. Here, the authentic Portuguese lifestyle is preserved, and you'll find genuine hospitality at every corner.
The royal falconry offers a fascinating insight into the age-old practice of falconry and is one of the town's must-visit landmarks.
A traditional fishing village offering a glimpse into the life of the river communities along the Tagus.
A beautiful boardwalk along the Tagus River, perfect for leisurely strolls and photography.
Experience the grace and power of the Lusitano horses, indigenous to Portugal, with a visit to one of the local horse farms.
A popular spot for bird-watching and enjoying the natural beauty of the Tagus estuary.
A traditional Portuguese bullring where you can witness the unique and controversial sport of bullfighting.
A river beach where you can relax and enjoy the sun, especially popular among families.
An 18th-century church known for its baroque architecture and religious importance in the community.
A great place to sample and purchase local produce, including wine and olive oil.
A traditional fair held in May, featuring horse shows, music, and various stalls selling local goods.
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