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Faro City in Portugal is the ultimate summer destination for beach lovers from Europe and United Kingdom. This city is a famous destination for summer-loving individuals because of its beautiful, pristine beaches. All year round, endless parties by the beach are organized by swimmers, wahines, and various water-loving people. For sun-loving teenagers, Faro City is tantamount to a party-filled beach life where every day is happy day. Tan lines, sunburns, and cocktails are how fun are gauged in this city of Southern Portugal. During the winter season, Faro gracefully transforms itself into an old colonial town of Moorish origin—complete with the whitewashed old building, cobblestone streets, and well-preserved city center.

It is notable too that more than the places in the southern part of the European continent, Faro City natives are the most friendly and hospitable. The major languages in the area are English and Portuguese.

Travel in and out of Faro City is quite easy since the place has always been frequented by tourists and vacationists all year round. From the international airport in Faro, there are regular flights from neighboring countries in Europe and other parts of the world. There are also several establishments that provide car rental services, as well as airport transfer packages.

Major roads can be quite busy, but car rental is a sound option for wanderers. To drive around the city would be to grasp a better and more beautiful view of the region of Algarve, a remote part of Faro that is often explored by visiting tourists. Car rentals, on the other hand, isn’t much of a problem since there are a handful of car rental shops just within the Faro International Airport’s vicinity.

By public transport, there are several bus travel schedules to many of Spain’s cities. There are daily travel schedules for buses going to the northern part of the country, which are Porto City and Lisbon. In Spain, there are also bus schedules to Seville and Madrid.

The historical Cidade Velha—or what is commonly known as Old City—has surprisingly been preserved carefully and was well taken care of by the townspeople. The Old City’s streets are still made with eighteenth-century cobblestones. Even the surrounding buildings are evident of the rich Portuguese culture and history. The architectural style of Faro City’s building structures are no doubt of Moorish influence. The well-preserved structure of the old city has somehow preserved the air of the city’s colonial past too. Walking along the cobblestone streets can seemingly be likened to a trip down memory lane. Truly it is a great experience to privately tread back in time, especially in a place like Cidade Velha, where everything is untouched and unscathed. Sometimes a Cidade Velha walk gives the visitors a silent sense of triumph, having been able to get hold of something that is unadulterated by modernity.

In terms of accommodation, Faro City has a wide array of transient apartelles and low-cost hotels, especially priced to meet the needs of the city’s visitors. There are beachside cottages that offer an uninterrupted view of the horizon. Most hotels in downtown Faro also have package deals during off-peak seasons, as well as special promos and discount privileges during peak seasons. And as they say, if all else can’t seem to agree with the penny in your pocket, local residents have been practicing a surviving trade of renting bed space or little rooms in their homes to travelers on tight budgets. But since Faro city is really one of Europe’s favorite destinations, it is highly advisable to book trips and room reservations months in advance.

One particular example of the most frequented sleepover places in Faro is the Hotel Eva. It is a four-star hotel-resort that offers a pristine view of the prehistoric harbor and the old town or what we now know as the Cidade Velha. Hotel Eva is unarguably the most luxurious and most classy hotel in Faro City, Portugal. But surprisingly, the hotel’s rental cost is just as affordable as the cost of a typical two-star hotel in Europe. On top of that, restaurants, shopping arcades, disco bars, and transport terminals are all walking distance from Hotel Eva.

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