rcor Says: Visit "Parque D. Carlos I" is a very good choice. You can walk on a quiet and very beatifull place; you can boating in the lake. You can enjoy the magnificent plants and flowers; to vist the city museum (Museu José Malhoa) or simply rest on a bench and give some corn to the...
solopes Says: In Portugal we use to say that "one image speaks more than 1000 words". Having that in mind, and more than 1000 pictures to post, I decided to change my behaviour, posting the pictures as soon as they are ready, and adding the comments later.Don't get mad on me - I'm glad to...
rcor Says: Near city center where young people loves to be with friends and drink all night long. Very small, but very good place.
J_Antunes Says: There were times in which there were no sex shops but in Caldas there was something naughty hidden in cups, houses and other decorative elements. The Caldas Pottery is a humouristique/erotic type of handicraft. Naked figures, *** in cups, caricatural figures of priests,...
MarioPortugal Says: 125th Traditional Bullfight in Caldas da RainhaBullfight - August 15, 2007.A 500 year old tradition being kept alive !!
solopes Says: In the 18th century, king João V ordered the construction of three fountains. This was the most important, in Baroque style.
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