If you walk along Avenida Luísa Todi, the city's main thoroughfare, you will encounter familiar smells of fish, coming from a large pink-colored building. This is the city's main market, Mercado do Livramento, where you can buy any kind of food in the best condition. Any time of the day, the market is busy and bustling with the locals, as well as some tourists. Go through the entrance where you can see the azulejo panels on both sides of the wall, then walk around the market to feel the local life. If you are a person who is more into learning a local life than visiting musems, this is the right place for you!
Written Aug 13, 2006
This is a beach, sports, and nature lovers' paradise. The Tróia Peninsula stretches for 13 miles south just across the Sado River from Setúbal, accessible by ferry. This finger-shaped peninsula is one of the few unscathed beach paradises in Portugal. There is a world renowned golf course, few hotels, and endless beaches...This is the perfect place to go windsurfing, sailing, dolphin watching, climbing sanddunes, or kayaking. You'll be surprised at how close to Lisbon Tróia is yet how pristine it remains.
Updated Feb 7, 2005
..a place offbounds setubal, that deserves a visit photowise and otherwise!
Written May 12, 2010
These Roman ruins are found on the Troia peninsula.
Updated Jul 31, 2007
Take time to visit the nearby vineries at VILA NOGUEIRA DE AZEITAO. The local wine is well worth sampling but make sure you book in advance if you want a tour!
Written Sep 7, 2002
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Take time to visit the nearby vineries at VILA NOGUEIRA DE AZEITAO. The local wine is well worth sampling but make sure you book in advance if you want a tour!
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If you're in search for the real Portugal, Setúbal is a city not yet overdeveloped by tourism. On a balmy August day, I decided to hop on a bus from Lisboa's Praça de Espanha and relax during the one...
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Setúbal: The City of Commerce and Tourism

Setúbal is a city located south of Lisbon, at the southern tip of a part of the Lisbon metropolitan region called Outra Banda (Outer Band). It is also the third largest port in Portugal after Lisbon...
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The town of Setubal, about 42 kms south of Lisbon looks like a small Lisbon. It is also a harbour town. The estuary of the river Sado, bordering the town of Setubal is also very broad.
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