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Tour long planned to view nas learn about Roman times in Algarve. Interesting remains of a roman villa. Novtour to take vou there, touros Office um downtown Faro does not have information on the site Worth visiting ! Ir vou have a car , easy to go. By bus, quite an aventure.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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The ruins of Miletus are well worth a visit. A few euros to enter & you’re back in time. Beautifully preserved mosaics are dotted through the whole site & the descriptions near each ruin hep you visualise how the building looked. A good visit - there for about an hour
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Ancient Roman site. The ruins Milreu is a good spot to visit if you like history. Entrance fee is only 2 euros and you can walk inside the site and take pictures. When I went there was no guides and the site has very little information of what was what but still worth a visit
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Date of experience: September 2020
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If history is your 'thing', then this is the place for you. The site is covered in mosaics, some in better condition than others, but all an amazing window to the past. An easy way to spend an hour at the amazing cost of €2. PS: If you are travelling to Estoi by bus from Faro, be aware that the service is not too regular!…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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The "Ruínas de Milreu" are a sound proof of the Roman presence in ancient Algarve since the very 1st century AD. The ruins, probably from the 3rd and 4th centuries, are the remains of an luxurious Roman villa complex, including thermal baths, a private temple, a mousolem, industrial and commercial structures (as wine mills), busts and outstanding mosaic decorations. While staying in Faro, having a car and some spare time, visit the ruins (that are only 8km away from Faro) and the neighboring rococo "Palácio de Estói", where you can have lunch. One last remark: the "Ruínas de Milreu" have been appointed a Portuguese National Monument, one more reason to do not miss them. Entry fees at inexpensive E$ 2,00 per person. Enjoy!…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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