Bucaco Palace

The Palce of Bucaco (Bussaco) is typical Manueline style. Completed in 1907 as the summer palace of Carlos I, its role was short lived as Carlos was assinated a year later bringing the monarchy in Portugal to an end.
It is built on the site of a Carmelite monastery and set in 250 acres of woodland.
It is now a hotel

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Luso travel guide »

This small town just north of Coimbra is famous for one thing in particular: water. Agua de Luso is synonymous with good quality mineral water in Portugal, and thousands of bottles of this precious liquid are consumed daily across the nation. It flows freely from fountains and springs in the town and is also renowned for its healing qualities, hence the fact that Luso is one of Portugal’s most…