Almada’s Curious Photo Quest

This Curious Photo Quest around Almada is a mix between a treasure hunt and photography challenge. You’ll wander from one photogenic location to the next by following mysterious directions and solving location-based questions. In between stops you’ll unlock – and get creative with – a different photo challenge. There’s six photo challenges in total. Imagine strolling, with the river on your right and the most colourful art on your left, being challenged to capture contrasts. Or, walking through the old heart of Almada and creating an image that shows both old and new… On top of enjoying your discoveries and your very own creativity, you’ll also learn curious stories about the places you find!

Local wonders you’ll discover on this walk include:

• Incredible views of the Tagus (Tejo) river and the 25 Abril bridge!

• The most colourful  and impressive street art

• Original and art-deco inspired architecture
  

This educational and fun activity for perfect for friends, couples, families with kids, curious locals, visitors, and team building. You can fully enjoy this experience of connecting with the city while staying in your own group.

Experience Instructions: 

Start your experience in front of the Posto de Turismo de Almada, at the top of Rua Cândido dos Reis.
End in the area’s street art disctrict and near the Mercado da Romeira.

We do not meet you at the start location, you will receive all information via email from us.

Play 7 days a week, during daylight hours.

Important information:

• This is a self-guided city discovery experience

• You can play in a team of 1–5 people

• Right after booking, you receive the play link to the City Trail (sent by email from Secret City Trails)

• This trail is available in English and Portuguese 

• The link is valid for 90 days, starting on the date you booked the activity for

• Discover the city at your own pace, take as many breaks as you like

• You need internet connection and a little data. You'll play on your browser. No app download is needed.