The Palace of Estoi is a rococo building renowned for its gardens and azulejos (blue and white tiled ceramic).
The palace was built in the late 19th century and is the finest example of this kind of architecture in the district of Faro.

In the centre of the town is the neoclassical Igreja Matriz de Estoi.
An original church at the site dates to the 15th century, but it was significantly damaged following the 1755 earthquake.
It would later be restored and then in the 19th Century it would be further updated in neoclassical style.
The architect was an Italian named Francisco Xavier Fabri.
Other examples of his work are located in nearby towns, most notably the Arco de Vila in Faro.

Just west of this small town, in the vicinity of Estoi, is a ruined Roman villa of Milreu which provides a rare opportunity to see how  Romans lived in the 1st-century-AD to the 4th-century-AD .
The ruins reveal the characteristic form of a peristyle villa, with a gallery of columns around a courtyard.
The excavations brought to light an extensive Roman villa with adjacent buildings.
The villa ruins of Milreu show that area was already populated in Roman times.
The Palace of Estoi is a rococo building renowned for its gardens and azulejos (blue and white tiled ceramic). The palace was built in the late 19th century and is the finest example of this kind of architecture in the district of Faro.
In the centre of the town is the neoclassical Igreja Matriz de Estoi. An original church at the site dates to the 15th century, but it was significantly damaged following the 1755 earthquake. It would later be restored and then in the 19th Century it would be further updated in neoclassical style. The architect was an Italian named Francisco Xavier Fabri. Other examples of his work are located in nearby towns, most notably the Arco de Vila in Faro.
Just west of this small town, in the vicinity of Estoi, is a ruined Roman villa of Milreu which provides a rare opportunity to see how  Romans lived in the 1st-century-AD to the 4th-century-AD . The ruins reveal the characteristic form of a peristyle villa, with a gallery of columns around a courtyard. The excavations brought to light an extensive Roman villa with adjacent buildings. The villa ruins of Milreu show that area was already populated in Roman times.
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