Portugal and Madeira
Things to see and do
- Portugal and Madeira Travel guide
- Cities and Regions (162)
- Tourist attractions (736)
- Travel routes (8)
Organise your stay
Portugal and Madeira :
Where to go?
Where to sleep?
Portugal and Madeira Hotel tips
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Solar de Alvega from60 €
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INATEL Alamal from37 €
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Hotel Rural da Lameira from35 €
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Portugal and Madeira Leisure tips
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Afternoon Cruise on the Tagus River
- 28.0 €
- Book
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Lisbon by Night with Dinner and Show
- 72.0 €
- Book
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Full-Day Évora and Esporão Tour with Wine Tasting
- 101.0 €
- Book
Driving in Portugal
Driving in Portugal
Information acquired on 11/06/2009
Compulsory documents
Pink EU driving licence.
International driving license (recommended only).
Car registration or rental papers.
Country initials sticker.
International Motor Insurance Card.
Passport (recommended only).
Owner's permission required if using a vehicle belonging to a third party (recommended only).
Motorists are advised to contact the Motoring Association for information on local regulations.
Regulations
Maximum alcohol level : 0.05 %. This is to be considered dangerous : don't drink and drive.
Child seat, booster seat or fitted restraint system, compulsory up to 12 years or 1.50m.
Minimum driving age : 18 years.
Safety belt: compulsory front and back.
Motorcyclists: helmet compulsory for driver and passenger.
Dipped headlights compulsory (night and day) for two-wheeled vehicles all year round.
Studded tires prohibited
Equipment
Warning triangle compulsory.
First-aid kit recommended.
Fire extinguisher recommended.
Fluorescent safety jacket compulsory.
Speed limits (Light vehicles)
In built-up areas : 50 kph.
On roads : 90 kph.
On motorways : 120 kph.
These speed limits are lower in wet weather.
Auto clubs
Automóvel Club de Portugal (ACP)
Rua Rosa Araújo 24-26
1250-195 - LISBOA
Portugal

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