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For nine days, St. Patrick students wound their way along the Atlantic coast, experiencing the cosmopolitan flair of Porto and Lisbon, alongside the rustic charm of rural Portugal. Students marvelled at the Baroque-style libraries in the ancient capital of Coimbra, and ventured to the rugged seaside cliffs of Nazaré, which was once considered the end of the world by Portuguese explorers.

Students strolled through the scenic streets of Sintra, visited the seaside city of Cascais, explored the UNESCO-listed medieval village of Óbidos, and witnessed the power of faith at the Shrine of Our Lady of Fátima. From bustling cities to sandy beaches, St. Patrick students witnessed the intersection of culture and natural beauty in this remarkable tourism destination.

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