Photo of the day: an ancient village in the Algarve that was once stone and today is fruitPhoto by hibphotography on Pexels
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Photo of the day: an ancient village in the Algarve that was once stone and today is fruit

Algarve Marafado11 September 2026 at 17:39

A publication presents a photograph showing an ancient village in the Algarve. The image reveals narrow streets and some characteristic old buildings of the region. The title of the publication suggests that the location has undergone a transformation, having been described metaphorically as something that "was once stone and today is fruit". This publication was originally shared by the Algarve Marafado website in the "Photo of the day" section.

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