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20 flights leaving on 19/03/24
Flight Departure Terminal
FR2911 19/03/24 06:00
FR5767 19/03/24 06:40
U22871 19/03/24 06:40
U23163 19/03/24 07:05 M
U23421 19/03/24 07:15
U28529 19/03/24 07:20 North
LS597 19/03/24 09:05
FR5552 19/03/24 09:25
FR4052 19/03/24 09:55 3
U22453 19/03/24 11:05
FR7030 19/03/24 12:25 1
AA8082 19/03/24 13:00 2
EI494 19/03/24 13:00 2
BA2662 19/03/24 13:40 South
U23041 19/03/24 15:25
FR5785 19/03/24 16:05
U22215 19/03/24 16:15 1
U28533 19/03/24 16:20 North
FR7032 19/03/24 16:40 1
FR7034 19/03/24 17:25 1

Many holidaymakers will only pass through Faro on their way to a resort – but they are missing out. The town has plenty to see and do including the marina, many parks and traditional squares and a historic old town with many beautiful museums and churches.

Faro is also home to around 8,000 students and has a vibrant nightlife, and there’s a strong theatre scene too. Although the shopping centre and high-rise apartments may make it feel like a big city, the centre of Faro is compact and easy to walk around.

Top 5 cultural activities

  1. Faro Cathedral - Admire the intricate gilded carving, decorated tiles and works of art inside before climbing the tower to get a great view of Faro
  2. Milreu Ruins - The ruins of this Roman villa offer an insight into Roman life – and they’re surrounded by beautiful countryside too
  3. Trem Gallery - This attractive gallery houses temporary exhibitions by local and international painters, photographers, installation artists and sculptors
  4. Museu Municipal - Housed in a splendid domed 16th-century building with exhibits including a 3rd-century mosaic, Islamic homeware and works by Faro painter Carlos Filipe Porfírio
  5. Paco Episcopal - This 18th-century building, with its pointy red roof and multi-coloured hand-painted tiles, houses exhibitions of sacred art. It’s worth visiting just to admire the beautiful interior too

Top 5 Faro must-sees

  1. Cidade Velha - The picturesque Old Town is made up of winding cobbled streets and squares in a range of architectural styles. Enter through the neoclassical Arco da Vila and wander down the orange-tree-lined Largo da Sé towards the cathedral
  2. Ilha Barreta beach - It’s only a boat ride away from Faro, but this 10km strip of sand feels incredibly uninhabited and remote.
  3. Praia de Faro - A much busier beach than Ilha Barreta. You can go windsurfing here or have a snack and a drink in one of the beachside cafes
  4. Ria Formosa National Park - This nature reserve, which covers more than 50km of coastline, is particularly popular with birdwatchers - it’s home to species including the little bittern, purple heron and white stork, as well as the Portuguese water dog
  5. Forum Algarve - This shopping mall, built around a central square, has a good selection of shops, cafés and restaurants.