
A restored stone hamlet near Batalha with a sensory walking trail designed for blind and partially sighted visitors.
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Green spaces for leisure, learning and rest in nature.
Parks are green spaces for public use, usually rich in trees and plants, with gardens and facilities — benches, playgrounds, fountains — that invite you to slow down and rest.
An ecopark adds ecology to the mix: it is about how living things interact with their environment, and about learning that first-hand.


A restored stone hamlet near Batalha with a sensory walking trail designed for blind and partially sighted visitors.

A former maize farm near Ponte de Lima, now home to over a thousand trees and a barefoot trail that wakes up all five senses.

Wooden bungalows inside Arrábida Natural Park, five kilometres from Setúbal and close to some of Europe's loveliest beaches.

Granite outcrops, watermills and stone granaries among some of the largest oak woods in Peneda-Gerês, near Arcos de Valdevez.
One of 4 places in Ecoparks
One of 4 places in Ecoparks
One of 4 places in Ecoparks
One of 4 places in Ecoparks