What you think about Lagos⁉️ Enough?🇵🇹
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2024
- Boa Tarde Amigos and Amigas🫡
Today we are visiting another city in Algarve - Lagos🇵🇹
I will tell you that, I'm in love with Silver Coast, soooo...is this place for me? Watch the video 😄😄😄
Fact dose:
Lagos is a city in Portugal, located in the Algarve region, with about 27,949 people. The municipality has an area of 212.99 square kilometers and 33,583 residents, divided into 4 parishes. It's bordered by Monchique, Portimão, Vila do Bispo, Aljezur, and the Atlantic Ocean.
Lagos has a rich history connected to the Portuguese Discoveries. Today, it's a popular tourist destination in the Algarve, known for its beaches, cultural heritage, and nightlife. Most people live outside the historic center, working in services and tourism.
The historic center is pedestrian-friendly, offering various shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes. In 2012, TripAdvisor ranked Lagos as the top growing destination.
In 1755, a tsunami struck Lagos, leading to the capital's temporary move to Loulé and then Faro.
During the 19th century, Lagos was involved in French Invasions and the Portuguese Civil War. It regained economic importance with the introduction of industries, but main activity is tourism. Since the Second World War, tourism has become the main economic activity. Lagos offers various accommodation options, including hotels, hostels, villas, campsites, and caravan sites.
In recent decades, Lagos has seen rapid changes, including the renovation of the historic center and the development of new residential areas, facilities, marina, hotels, and administrative buildings.
Real estate prices in Lagos are around 4600 euros per square meter for buying, while long-term rent is approximately 17 euros per square meter per month. [Internet]
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I remember Lagos, I took my kids when they were young to a nice zoo there. Another fantastic video bro. More Ice Cream :)
That was pretty quiet for Lagos, the square with the statue of Dom Sebastiao gets full of people watching street entertainers. I also find it a little overwhelming. The science museum is meant to be nice for kids though. As you go uphill from the square with the building with the green tiles you get some more interesting shops. The areas outside the old walls are less touristy and more like normal districts, there is another market and a small producers market by the bus station so a lot of residents dont need to go to the old town that often so it can be only visitors there. The zoo is in barao de sao joao and there are also walking trails in the woods there, one of them is a sculpture trail. The wind never really stops in Lagos, which does make it cooler in the summer.
Watching this makes me miss the Algarves. This is why people need to visit different areas of Portugal before settling on a place. I visited the Lourinha, Peniche, Caldas da Rainha area and loved the nature but was bored out of my mind most of the time. The Algarves fits me best for daily life.
If you are still in Algarve, I've hear Loule is a very nice livable city; less touristy and lots of artists, etc and I believe a lovely weekly or bi weekly market....off the coast a bit.
Yes, we feel the same about Lagos and Albufeira. We avoid them, as there are many better areas to visit.
Sad no drone 😔 maybe next time?
Thanks for this video. 👍🏻
Olá ! Pessoas bonitas !💚
Ļoti skaista daba un pilsēta! Gribētu ieteikt autoram video sākumā parādīt nelielā Portugāles kartē kur šī vieta atrodas. Sapratu ka dienvidos vairāk...bet tas mums- skatītājiem -uzreiz būtu redzams😊😊😊.
Urraaaaaa! Strādājam tālāk! ❤️❤️❤️