Top Things to do in Terceira
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Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Terceira, Azores
Discover the best top things to do in Terceira, Portugal including TRILHAS Outdoor Adventure Tours, Rua da Se, Algar do Carvao, Monte Brasil, Miradouro Do Facho, Camara Municipal de Angra do Heroismo, Alto da Memoria, Imperio do Espirito Santo de Sao Sebastiao, Museum of Angra do Heroismo, Serra do Cume Viewpoint.
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1. TRILHAS Outdoor Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 415 reviews
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE TOURS 100% Custom Private tours Only small groups *HIKING TOUR (Discover all the trails in Terceira Island) *SPELEOLOGY TOUR (Discover several caves and volcanos and all your geologic formation) *ARCHEOLOGY TOUR (megalithic complex - Roman columbarium -rock art) *PHOTO TOUR (Sunrise to sunset) *BEST VIEW TOUR (Explore all Terceira Island) TRILHAS Connect with nature.
2. Rua da Se
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By amysun2016 - Fairfield, United States
Fun and most attractive place on the island. It’s nice to take a stroll in the area and appreciate different plants, flowers.
3. Algar do Carvao
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,060 reviews
Reviewed By ckbucks - Guilford, United States
The tour time can vary according to how many stairs that you want to climb, The beauty of this extinct volcano is breath taking. There are so many photo opportunities. I would have to rate this as a sting MUST SEE.
4. Monte Brasil
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,356 reviews
Reviewed By jazrichards1952 - Georgetown, Canada
Great hike around the mountain and fortress to the top with incredible views. About 8 kilometers! We met a bunch of friendly cats near the top!
5. Miradouro Do Facho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By susannet175 - North Carolina Mountains, United States
Our cruise ship was diverted to Praia da Vitoria and we really enjoyed this stop. We decided to start by hiking up to Miradouro Do Facho and the views over the town, the harbour and parts of the island were beautiful! The hike up the steep steps took us a while, but we took our time (maybe 30 minutes). Wear comfortable shoes; it makes the hike up those uneven steps so much easier! It was so totally worth it! We decided to hike down the road back into town and the landscape on the other side was breathtaking! Walking through farms with the wonderful views...it was great!
6. Camara Municipal de Angra do Heroismo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Angra has had three city halls. The first city hall had a small square in front. Later, the trade from India and the importance of the city led to the construction of a larger square and a new building with lateral staircases, a portico with columns, and a bell tower. The existing city hall was built in the nineteenth century and was inspired by the Oporto's old City Hall. It has one of the largest and grandiose great halls in the country.
Reviewed By Normstock - Ontario, Canada
Interesting Historic Building Free To Enter And walk around, we went upstairs to the two large rooms, very nice to see the architecture and paintings, you will spend around 10 to 15 minutes visiting the interior.
7. Alto da Memoria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By cpixok
Well worth the effort to get to the top of the weather is clear. We trekked up the road using Google Maps. When he headed down, we used the easier walking path with steps and landings and beautiful plants and flowers that ended in the botanical gardens (Duke of Terceira’s Garden).
8. Imperio do Espirito Santo de Sao Sebastiao
9. Museum of Angra do Heroismo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By Marlene39forever - Pembroke, Canada
I can’t recommend this place enough. We spent a few hours there and enjoyed every moment. All of the place is in English, except temporary exhibit on history of the building. Was monastery, seminary , now a museum. It covers history of the Azores, 500 years which ties in to Europe and sea faring years , more recent culture, limited military history, recent major earthquake, cultural traditions such as embroidery trade, religion, jesuits, geology of island. It’s all here. And free on Sundays. Otherwise cheap 2 euros. Spend some time here,
10. Serra do Cume Viewpoint
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By Adventurer788051
The view of the Island from this viewing platform is amazing. From here you can see several dairy farms and may pastures. it is so green. Hint it was very windy/cool on the platform - wear a light weight jacket or sweater.
