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  1. Espécies of São Jorge. You have undoubtedly heard the popular adage about sugar and spice and everything nice. Well, that describes the most popular regional sweet originating in São Jorge, fittingly called “espécies” (spices). Locals and visitors alike go wild over these tiny, ring-shaped cookies that are made from scratch on the island.

  2. Dec 10, 2022 · Long and narrow, the verdant island of São Jorge is a place of immense scenic splendour and outstanding natural beauty right in the middle of the Azores archipelago. Just 55km long and 8km wide, it has a delightfully fresh and rural charm with many of its 10,000 or so inhabitants engaged in local fishing and agricultural activities.

  3. Visit. Castle. Address. Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo. 1100-129 Lisboa. Phone. (+351) 218 800 620. Chamada para a rede fixa nacional. National landline.

  4. Apr 10, 2023 · São Jorge is also a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts such as hiking, biking and diving. The island has several nature reserves, including the Pico da Esperanza Natural Park, the largest nature reserve in the Azores. In addition to its natural and cultural attractions, São Jorge is known for its role in the history of the Azores.

  5. A ilha de São Jorge é uma ilha situada no centro do Grupo Central do arquipélago dos Açores, separada da ilha do Pico por um estreito de 15 km - o canal de São Jorge. A ilha tem 53 km de comprimento e 8 km de largura, sendo a sua área total de 237,59 km², e tem uma população de 9171 habitantes (Censos de 2011) [ 1] .

  6. Feb 7, 2018 · Go to Ponta dos Rosais. Viewpoint by excellence at São Jorge’s westernmost point, Ponta dos Rosais has a bonus: an abandoned lighthouse (mental note: perfect shelter in case of a zombie ...

  7. www.azoreschoice.com › islands › sao-jorgeSao Jorge - Azores

    Sao Jorge is the third of the Ilhas Triangulo – a triangle of beautiful, rural islands in the centre of the Azores. Sao Jorge’s long, slender shape is quite unlike any of the other islands of the Azores – it’s 55km long and only 7km at its widest point. The island grew out of a linear volcanic fissure which extends almost 200km across ...

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