Visit Terceira Island and discover its most emblematic sites and stunning landscapes
Highlights
* Paços do Concelho
* Duke of Terceira Garden
* Palace of the Capitães-Generais
* Angrense Theatre
* The Oven
* Sé Cathedral
* Convent of São Gonçalo
* Patio da Alfândega (Vasco da Gama)
included with
* Palace of the Captains-General
* Angrense Theatre,
* Sé Cathedral, Convent of São Gonçalo.
* Tasting included: Tasting at ‘O Forno’ pastry shop
* guided visit
* pick up included (selected hotels)
excluded by
* personal expenses
* gratuities
Essential
Information
* Tour available in Portuguese and English
* Cancellations until 24h before departure - no cancelation fee, after this deadline there is no refund.
* All tours can be modified or cancelled without further notice. If the number of passengers falls below the minimum required, the tour operator reserves the right to use minibuses or a private car.
* The itinerary can be changed without prior notice.
*Summer shedule (From 1st April to 30th September)
Mondays (PM); Wednesdays and Fridays (AM)
Winter shedule: (From 1st October to 31st March)
Mondays (PM); Wednesdays (AM), Thursdays (PM)
Restrictions
* The tour doesn't run on the 1 January | Shrove Tuesday | Easter Sunday | 1, 24, 25, and 31 December
Itinerary
Explore the charming historic center of Angra do Heroísmo, where the past and present meet in a fascinating way. As you wander through its streets, you will be transported to a time of great historical importance, immersed in the city's Renaissance layout, which stands as a true testament to its cultural value. Start your journey at Jardim Duque da Terceira, an oasis of tranquility in the heart of the city, perfect for a pause and an appreciation of the surrounding architecture.
Following in the footsteps of Vasco da Gama, discover impressive monuments such as the Palácio dos Capitães-Generais, with its grandeur and fascinating history, and the Sé Cathedral, a religious and cultural symbol of the city. The Convento de São Gonçalo, with its serene atmosphere, also deserves attention, offering a glimpse into the central role that convents played in Angra's spiritual and social life.
Angra do Heroísmo, the first Portuguese city classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is a place that breathes history. As you walk through its streets, you will feel the presence of the navigators who shaped its history, profoundly influencing the island's multiculturalism over the centuries with their voyages connecting India to Brazil.
No visit to Angra would be complete without the experience of tasting the island's delightful conventual sweets. The delicacies made with ancient recipes, passed down through generations, are a true temptation for the taste buds, offering a unique and unforgettable flavor.
On every corner, at every monument, Angra do Heroísmo tells a rich and deep story, influenced by centuries of history and the routes of legendary navigators. Immerse yourself in the culture and charm of this unique city and live an experience that will be etched in your memory forever
* Paços do Concelho
* Duke of Terceira Garden
* Palace of the Capitães-Generais
* Angrense Theatre
* The Oven
* Sé Cathedral
* Convent of São Gonçalo
* Patio da Alfândega (Vasco da Gama)