Located on the city's riverfront, Two buildings topped with turrets and the freshness of the produce sold there, The fish market, located on the west side of the building, is one of the best-known and most visited in the Algarve, where quality and variety of fish, seafood, and shellfish abound. In the east, you can visit the fruit and vegetable market, where the produce is always fresh, and on Saturday mornings, there's an additional attraction: the open-air market, where small producers sell the surplus produce from their gardens. Located between the historic center and the Ria Formosa, the Olhão Markets are a must-see for a visit.

Tavira captivates visitors not only with its unique charm, but also with its temperate Mediterranean climate. Tavira is a true historical treasure, where cobblestone streets intertwine with centuries-old churches and stunning views of the Gilão River.

Ayamonte's old town is known for its Bairro da Vila, a charming historic neighborhood with narrow, whitewashed streets, traditional architecture, and Andalusian courtyards. It's an invitation to take a walk through time, filled with historic buildings like the Church of Our Lady of Anguish.