1. Setúbal Work made by: 10º B’s students

2. Sado’s Estuary One of the largest wetlands in the country, the Sado estuary is also one of the best places for birdwatching at any time of the year. It is not difficult to see 80 species in one day if they visited the main sites and at certain times of year it is even possible to reach to 100 species

3. Arrábida’s Montain The Arrabida’s Montain is an elevation located on the north bank of the estuary of the River Sado, Peninsula de Setúbal, Portugal, the highest point to 501 feet high and peculiar characteristics of climate and flora. Its climate is temperate Mediterranean, with a rich flora in Mediterranean species such as holm oak, cork oak.

4. Beaches Albarquel Beach Figueirinha Beach Tróia’s Peninsule

5. Setúbal’s most known parks Vanicelos’ Park Bonfim’s Park Albarquel’s Park

6. Typical Foods Roasted sardines Fried Cuttlefish Azeitao’s Pies

7. S. Felipe’s Castel Atlantic port privileged, the first defensive structure of this important town was a wall started at the time of King Afonso IV (1325-57) and completed in the next reign, under D. Pedro I (1356-67), whose function is to bear the assaults of pirates and privateers from, typically, in North Africa.

8. Main Churches S. Julião Santa Maria Convento de Jesus

9. Setúbal’s Personalities Bocage – writer/poet Luísa Todi – lirical singer