A historic hunting ground turned nature reserve.
More About Tapada de Mafra
Tapada de Mafra, originally a royal hunting reserve established in the 18th century, offers a sprawling natural habitat spanning over 800 hectares. This reserve is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, boar, and numerous bird species. Visitors can enjoy educational walking trails, guided tours, and wildlife observation points. The park's historical significance and its rich biodiversity make it a unique destination for nature enthusiasts.
What Makes It Special
A rare combination of historical heritage and natural beauty, offering a glimpse into Portugal's royal past.
Address
Avenida Primeiro de Maio 1, 2640-455 Mafra, Portugal
Website
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Wildlife
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Best Time to Visit
Best visited in spring and autumn for pleasant weather and active wildlife
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