Wenn Sie den Weidenkörben verfallen sind, können Sie diese überall in Comporta sehen, wenn Sie ein authentisches lokales Souvenir nach Hause mitnehmen wollen, oder auch wenn Sie sich entschieden haben, Ihr Zuhause im Stil einer Fischerhütte zu dekorieren, dann gibt Ihnen dieser Abschnitt alle Adressen, die Sie benötigen, um zu wissen, wie Sie die wunderschönen Dinge finden, die Ihr Herz begehrt.
If you are on holiday in Comporta for a week or more, don’t hesitate to take a walk in and around the villages of Herdade da Comporta. Alcácer do Sal is, for example, a charming village typical of the Alentejo not to be missed. If you are leaving Lisbon, you can stop at Alcácer do
Carrasqueira is probably the most traditional of the small villages in Comporta. 1:15 from Lisbon, it is located on the banks of the Sado estuary, in front of Setùbal. It is famous for its port on stilts, with old wooden mooring lines for local fishing boats. Carrasqueira in Comporta also houses original fishermen’s huts. The
Carvalhal is one of the seven villages that make up Herdade da Comporta. It is in the Alentejo region, 10 minutes by car south of Comporta. It is surrounded by splendid rice paddies that change the colours of the landscape according to the seasons – a wonderful sight! The weather is mild year round. This
An hour from Lisbon, the Comporta region, located in the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve, is a paradise of tranquillity and solitude. This unspoiled corner of nature offers unusual landscapes consisting of broad wild beaches, rippling dunes, dense pine forests and innumerable birds. Here, no troubles cloud the sky. The area seems to exist to delight
For a break during a holiday in Lisbon or for a longer stay, the region of Comporta is an idyllic refuge in Portugal.Between the ocean, sand dunes, pine forests and rice fields as far as the eye can see, one never tires of contemplating the wild nature of this unusual place. The atmosphere is very
Comporta is a region of Portugal located a little over an hour from Lisbon by car where where many architects and designers have taken up residence. Often referred to as a small wild paradise sheltered from mass tourism, visitors come here for the tranquility of its beaches but also to find some objects, pieces or
If you like to use your holidays and free time to bargain hunt, here are some addresses in Comporta which will interest you: Velharias Rua de Alto de Pina, CarvalhalDon’t hesitate to rummage through this warehouse which is brimming with furniture, stacked dishes, books and old toys. The big pieces (such as tables, benches, wagons)
The renovation of the former cinema of the village of Comporta and the adjacent rice barn gave birth in 2016 to Casa da Cultura (House of Culture). This cultural establishment, in the heart of the village, aims to promote Portuguese culture and craftsmanship. Temporary exhibitions of artists are organized in the gallery section of the