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Berlengas Islands, Portugal
A coastal moment in the Berlengas Islands, Portugal.
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Originally published August 2024. These trip details and restaurant and hotel suggestions reflect that time; check current official information for menus, facilities, access, availability, and booking terms before planning.
Hey there from Portugal, fellow family adventurers! Man, I love this country! We’ve been soaking up the Portugal sun as expats for three years now and still loving it. Portugal has many flaws (don’t all countries?), but I’m sitting here enjoying views of the ocean with nice breezes and a gorgeous sunset.
Portugal has so much to offer! We moved here full-time in August 2021 and have not regretted that decision in the slightest. Getting to explore this fantastic country, as well as Europe at large, has been fantastic.
While I’ve already shared several posts about some of my favorite spots in Portugal, like the Azores and Madeira (Portugal’s two island groups, think the Hawaii of Portugal), Lisbon, and Sintra, I thought it would be fun to compile some hidden gems that I’ve discovered through friends, groups I belong to, and other recommendations.
The list of hidden gems will continue to grow as we continue to enjoy living in Portugal, but let’s get started on some we’ve found or heard of so far!
Are you ready to discover some of Portugal’s best-kept secrets with your little ones? Buckle up, because we’re about to embark on a journey through Portugal from north to south, hitting Porto, Lisbon, and Algarve, and a few surprise spots that’ll make your kiddos’ eyes sparkle with wonder. Each major spot includes a 1, 2, or 3-day itinerary for planning purposes as well. Let’s dive in!
18-Day Family Tour Of Portugal (From North to South) – Printable Itinerary: Click Here
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Hey there, fellow family adventurers! Short on time but still craving some Portuguese magic? Here’s the scoop:
1. Don’t miss the unique experiences: Make traditional sweets in Aveiro, visit Lousã Castle, or spot dolphins in the Algarve.
2. Portugal’s hidden gems are perfect for families! From Porto’s magical streets to Lisbon’s tram rides, there’s something for every age.
3. Beaches galore! Costa Nova, Ursa Beach, and the Algarve offer beach options for families. Ursa Beach has a steep access route; check whether it suits your group before visiting.
4. History comes alive! Explore Coimbra’s ancient university, Sintra’s fairytale castles, and Monsanto’s boulder houses.
5. Nature lovers, rejoice! Lousã’s lush forests and Arrábida Natural Park are waiting for your next family hike.
Porto sits in the north of Portugal and hosts an international airport. Summer is the season to snag flights directly here. The city is a feast for the senses, blending historic beauty with a lively modern vibe. From colorful tile-adorned buildings to the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge and captivating views of the Douro River, this city impresses families with its warm hospitality and rich traditions. We’ve explored Porto’s streets multiple times, and we find new treasures during each visit!
Ever wondered what Porto’s walls have to say? Explore the city’s hidden corners, where vibrant murals and clever graffiti tell the stories of Porto’s soul. It’s like a treasure hunt for the most creative and colorful expressions of local culture!
Age ranges below are family-planning suggestions, not venue admission or attraction-access rules. Check each operator’s current age, height, supervision, and safety requirements before booking.
Perfect for curious explorers of all ages.
2. Douro Lounge
Imagine unwinding in a cozy, riverside spot with the Douro River as your backdrop. Douro Lounge has this relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy a drink, take in the stunning views, and watch the world go by. It’s the perfect place to slow down and savor the moment with your family after a day of exploring Porto.
It is ideal for families looking for a scenic break.
3. Lello Bookshop (Livraria Lello)
Step into a real-life fairy tale at Lello Bookshop, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world! With its stunning neo-Gothic architecture, intricate wooden staircase, and stained-glass ceiling, this magical place feels like something out of a fantasy novel. It’s a must-visit for book lovers, and a whimsical experience that will captivate your whole family. Check the official visitor information and ticket terms before visiting.
You can couple your bookshop visit with a Harry Potter tour in Porto! Bonus: If you buy books, you can use some of the price of the ticket towards the purchase.
Perfect for families who love literature and/or Harry Potter.
Lello Bookshop video: Open the original.
Gelatopia: After a day of exploring, treat your little ones (and yourself, let’s be honest) to some of the most delicious gelato in Porto. Trust me, the smiles on their faces will be priceless!
4-Suites Batalha Residence & SIZE Flats Batalha: Spacious apartments in central Porto. Perfect for families wanting a home-like feel with full amenities.
Aparthotel Oporto Palace: Rooms special for families! *On a budget*
Boavista Luxury Villas: Private oasis with gardens. Home-away-from-home vibe, ideal for families craving space and comfort.
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Aveiro, with its colorful moliceiro boats gliding through picturesque canals, offers a unique Portuguese twist on a Venetian experience. Famed as the “Venice of Portugal”, which is admittedly a stretch, this coastal gem combines Art Nouveau architecture, stunning beaches, and the sweetest treat – ovos moles. It’s an ideal spot for families craving a mix of laid-back vibes and seaside adventures.
Ready for a Venice-like experience in Portugal? Hop on a traditional “moliceiro” boat and glide through Aveiro’s picturesque canals. You’ll feel like you’re in a postcard as you pass by colorful buildings, charming bridges, and historic sites.
It’s perfect for all ages. It’s great for families with children who can sit still for a while, couples looking for a romantic outing, or anyone interested in seeing the city from a unique perspective.
Who doesn’t love a good beach day? With its colorful striped houses and golden sand, Costa Nova is a hidden paradise that’ll have your Instagram feed popping and your kids building sandcastles for hours.
Great for families with children of any age, from toddlers building sandcastles to teens enjoying water sports.
6. Bird Watching Solar Boat Tour Aveiro Lagoon
Calling all nature lovers and budding ornithologists! Glide silently through the Aveiro Lagoon on an eco-friendly solar boat, spotting a dazzling array of water birds in an important wetland in northern Portugal. It’s like a real-life game of I Spy, but with feathers!
Perfect for families with older children who can appreciate wildlife, birdwatchers of all levels, and anyone looking for a peaceful eco-tour. Best enjoyed during autumn and winter at low tide for optimal bird sightings.
O Bairro: #1 for authentic Portuguese cuisine in Aveiro. A local gem offering traditional dishes with a modern twist. Perfect for families wanting to taste the true flavors of Portugal. (Get ready for a culinary adventure! 😋)
Gelados De Portugal – Gelataria: One of the top desserts spots in Aveiro. Indulge in a rainbow of artisanal Portuguese ice cream flavors that will have both kids and adults coming back for seconds (and thirds!). A cool treat for hot days exploring the city.
Veneza Hotel: Modern 4-star hotel located in the heart of Aveiro, just steps away from the central canal. Offers comfortable rooms and excellent amenities, perfect for families looking for a convenient and quality stay.
Hotel Aveiro Palace: Charming historic hotel situated right on the main canal, offering stunning views and a taste of Aveiro’s Art Nouveau heritage. *On a budget*
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Coimbra, home to one of Europe’s oldest universities, is where history comes alive. Its steep medieval streets, fado music traditions, and stunning riverside views create an enchanting atmosphere for curious minds of all ages. We love the younger vibe of Coimbra (students drive most of the population but empty out on many weekends to visit home) and the pretty river views reminiscent of Porto.
Portugal dos Pequenitos is in Coimbra, and it’s totally worth a visit! Imagine a mini-Portugal where your kids can feel like giants exploring tiny versions of famous Portuguese buildings. It’s like a fairy tale come to life!
Perfect for ages 3-12
Santa Cruz Park is a serene oasis in the heart of Coimbra, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, and let the kids run around in the open spaces. It’s a lovely spot for a leisurely break amid your explorations.
Perfect for all ages.
The Botanical Garden of Coimbra is a beautiful, expansive garden that offers a delightful escape into nature, with diverse plant collections, charming pathways, and serene ponds. It’s a great place for kids to learn about plants and for families to enjoy a relaxing day outdoors.
Perfect for all ages.
Novalis Chocogelataria: #1 for desserts in Coimbra. A must-visit for dessert lovers, they have a delectable range of chocolates and gelato that will delight the whole family. (Yes!, we love sweets 😛)
UATA?! Coimbra: Top family-friendly restaurants in Coimbra. Enjoy American, Brazilian, and fast food favorites in a budget-friendly setting, perfect for a casual meal with the family.
Entre Ruas Apartments: Luxurious apartments just 150 meters from the center. Offers a high-end, comfortable stay.
Serenata Hotel & Hostel Coimbra: Budget-friendly accommodation only 300 meters from the center. A great choice for families or travelers looking for affordability, offering basic comforts and a central location. *On a Budget*.
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Lousã offers a mix of history, nature, and local culture that can appeal to families looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience in Portugal. It’s a great place to slow down and enjoy a more relaxed pace of life while still providing plenty of activities to keep kids engaged and entertained. We actually just visited for the first time this month, and it was fantastic; we loved it!
The vibe is much different from our home city of Lisbon, and the mountains reminded me of my home state of Colorado. We loved it so much, we went back twice in the same month.
10. Lousã Castle
The medieval castle offers a glimpse into history with fantastic views, while next door, the Praia Fluvial, or River Beach, is a place to explore in summer. Nearby, the schist villages of Talasnal and Casal de São Simão provide a cultural outing for families interested in these stone villages. Check current local access and conditions before planning a visit.
Perfect for ages 6+
11. Praia Fluvial da Louçainha
The river beach sits among natural surroundings and can be a place to picnic or relax. Water conditions vary, so check current local guidance before swimming and supervise children near the water.
Perfect for all ages
12. Serra da Lousã
For more active families, the mountains provide hiking trails with varying difficulty levels and opportunities for wildlife spotting, including wild boars and deer.
Perfect for ages 8+
Local Family-Friendly Restaurants: Try local specialties like chanfana (goat stew) at family-friendly spots in the town center. A great choice for an authentic, hearty meal.
Salty Louzan. We had dinner here with friends and savored the delicious and affordable entrees. If you are a calamari fan, choco frito is a must as an appetizer. Be sure to make reservations in the summer months.
Propoli Gelado. Consider it for gelato, and check current prices, opening hours, and your route before visiting.
Local Bakeries: Don’t miss the chance to visit local bakeries for traditional sweets like tigeladas. Perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth while exploring the area.
Quinta De Vale Escuro: Rustic charm meets family comfort! Cozy cottages, a pool for splashing, and plenty of space for the kids to run wild. It’s like your own little slice of Portuguese countryside paradise.
Cerdeira – Home For Creativity: Cozy houses, art workshops, and nature all around. Perfect to explore and connect with the heart of rural Portugal. We stumbled into this restored village accidentally by booking on Booking.com and loved the experience! You’ll drive high into the mountains to get to it and need to park your car at the start of the village, but once you are in, it’s magical. The views are great, the atmosphere is quaint and quiet, and it’s a true respite. They have games to play in the library (we tackled Risk!), and the cottages are TV free, allowing you to connect with nature.
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Sintra feels like stepping into a storybook. While popular spots like Pena Palace, Cascais, and Quinta da Regaleira are well-known and just a short trip from Lisbon, it’s the perfect day trip or weekend getaway for families seeking a touch of enchantment. Here, I will share with you some true gems of Sintra that aren’t talked about as much! Also our kids still talk about feeling like royalty while exploring Pena Palace!
Pena Palace family film: Open the original.
13. Ursa Beach
Ursa Beach is a coastal destination near Sintra. Access is via an unpaved road followed by a steep, winding path; official tourism guidance describes the route as dangerous. Check current access and beach conditions and consider whether the route suits your group.
Because access includes a steep, winding path, consider the route carefully for your group and check current conditions before visiting.
Lush gardens and historic charm at Quinta Da Ribafria. This beautiful estate offers a peaceful retreat with its manicured grounds, charming fountains, and centuries-old trees. It’s a lesser-known spot that provides a tranquil alternative to Sintra’s busier attractions.
Check current access information and consider whether the grounds suit your family’s plans.
15. Chalet Biester
Movie buffs and architecture enthusiasts rejoice! Chalet Biester, a Swiss-inspired marvel nestled in Sintra’s lush landscape, offers a unique glimpse into the town’s eclectic history. Fun fact: This is where scenes from “The Ninth Gate” starring Johnny Depp were filmed!
Suitable for all ages, though young children might not appreciate its historical significance.
Saudade: #1 for traditional Portuguese flavors with a twist. This charming restaurant serves up authentic local dishes in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot to refuel after a day of exploring Sintra’s wonders.
Tira-Tapas: One of the top spots for casual dining in Sintra. Indulge in a variety of delicious Portuguese tapas in this lively, friendly establishment. It’s ideal for families or groups who want to sample a range of local flavors without committing to full-sized meals.
Penha Longa Resort: A luxury, family-friendly hotel near Pena Palace. Discover the area’s natural beauty by dipping in the water at Ribeira Beach and Guincho Beach.
Vila Galé Sintra: Finds itself nestled in a regional park. Families traveling with children may consider visiting the Sintra Science Center or attending an event or game at Estoril Racetrack. *On a budget*
Lisbon, Portugal’s vibrant capital, is a city of endless discoveries. From riding iconic yellow trams up steep streets to exploring ancient castles, it’s a playground for families seeking both history and modern excitement. The city’s friendly locals, delicious cuisine, and nearby beaches make it a hit with kids and adults alike. We live in Lisbon and love getting into downtown to explore. There are so many things you can do with kids here—check out my top must-do activities!
16. Ride Tram 28
This isn’t just any tram ride – it’s a journey through Lisbon’s most charming neighborhoods. Your kids will love the clickety-clack of the old-fashioned tram as it winds through narrow streets.
Perfect for ages 4+ . While all ages can enjoy this, CARRIS allows one open pushchair per vehicle when carrying a child, subject to physical constraints; crowding and boarding conditions may make a stroller impractical on this route.
17. Museu da Marioneta (Puppet Museum)
Step into a world of wonder at this unique museum. It’s a hit with kids of all ages, and who knows? You might discover your family’s new favorite hobby!
Perfect for ages 4-12. Particularly engaging for younger children.
This beautiful garden is perfect for a picnic and playtime. There’s even a duck pond where the kids can feed the ducks (just remember to bring some bird-friendly food).
Great for all ages, with play areas for younger kids.
The Oceanário’s exhibits include otters and jellyfish. It can be a family stop; check the official visit information for current details.
Perfect for all ages.
Pão de Canela: This family-friendly spot serves up delicious pastries and light meals. It’s the perfect place to refuel during your Lisbon adventures.
Manteigaria: For a true Portuguese experience, stop by for some heavenly pastéis de nata. Warning: your kids might ask for these every day after trying them!
Tivoli Oriente Lisboa Hotel: Modern luxury meets family-friendly comfort. Splash in the rooftop pool while soaking up city views. Perfect launchpad for Parque das Nações adventures!
Holiday Inn Lisbon, an IHG Hotel: Reliable comfort with a local twist. Spacious rooms and a laid-back vibe make it ideal for families. Easy access to the city’s must-sees without breaking the bank.
Radisson Blu Hotel: Sleek style meets family practicality. Enjoy the indoor pool, let the kids loose in the play area, and fuel up with the generous breakfast spread. Your swanky home base for Lisbon explorations!
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Disclaimer: Reservation is for experiences and workshops, booking requests require a minimum of 10 weekdays in advance and the complete payment (100%) is requested upon booking confirmation. Workshops and Experiences are only available as additional options for customers who book our Private Family Tours or Guided Visits. Booking fee applies.
The Algarve is Portugal’s answer to the perfect family beach vacation. With its golden cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and abundance of kid-friendly resorts, it’s a paradise for sun-seekers and adventure lovers alike. From water parks to dolphin watching, the Algarve keeps families entertained from dawn to dusk. We’ve visited multiple times, and each trip brings new favorite spots and memories!
20. Zoomarine
Zoomarine offers marine-life presentations, an aquarium, and water attractions. Dolphin Emotions is a separately booked experience with its own age and participation rules; check current show schedules and attraction requirements before visiting.
Perfect for ages 3-16
21. Slide & Splash
Picture this: giant water slides, wave pools, and splash zones galore! Get ready for a day of aquatic thrills that’ll have the whole family laughing (and maybe screaming a little too). The Algarve is the place to go for waterparks in Portugal.
22. Sand City
Ever dreamed of walking through a fairytale made entirely of sand? At Sand City, you can! It’s like stepping into a giant sandbox where master sculptors have brought history and fantasy to life. Don’t forget your camera – these sand castles are way cooler than the ones you build on the beach! Sand City’s dates and opening hours vary by season and may change with weather; check the official calendar before visiting.
Perfect for ages 6-14
23. Parque Aventura
Calling all mini Tarzans and Jane! Parque Aventura is like a treetop playground where your little monkeys can zip, climb, and swing their way through the forest. It’s the perfect place for adventurous kids (and parents) to channel their inner action hero.
Perfect for ages 8-16
Fabio’s RoadStop: This American-style diner is a hit with families craving comfort food. Think juicy burgers, crispy fries, and milkshakes that’ll make your kids’ eyes light up. It’s like a tasty pit stop on your Algarve road trip.
Pro tip: Their homemade BBQ sauce is so good you might catch yourself licking the plate!
Rubini’s Pizzaria: For a slice of Italy in Portugal, head to Rubini’s. Their wood-fired pizzas are a crowd-pleaser for even the pickiest eaters. It’s the perfect spot for a casual family dinner after a day of beach fun.
Original Algarve short: Open the original.
These hotel and restaurant suggestions reflect the original August 2024 guide. Confirm current menus, facilities, access, availability, and booking terms directly before making plans.
Four Seasons Vilamoura: A family resort with self-catering apartments, pools, a games room, and activities. The resort’s official site places beaches, water parks, the marina, and championship golf courses about 15 minutes away; check current facilities, transport, and booking terms directly.
Martinhal Sagres Family Resort: Martinhal Sagres lists age-grouped kids’ clubs and baby-concierge services; activities, equipment, and availability can vary. Martinhal Beach is public, while some resort beach facilities are reserved for guests. Check current facilities and booking terms directly.
Carvi Beach Hotel: Near Dona Ana Beach, Carvi Beach Hotel lists a rooftop pool and sea-view restaurant. Check current facilities, beach access, and booking terms directly with the hotel. *On a budget*
Original Algarve Instagram reel: Open the original.
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1. Monsanto
Alright, let’s dive into the magical world of Monsanto!
Imagine this: You and your little adventurers step into a village that looks like it’s been plucked straight from the pages of a fairy tale. Welcome to Monsanto, the “most Portuguese village in Portugal”!
Picture giant boulders scattered across the hillside, with charming little houses nestled between, under, and sometimes even inside these massive rocks. It’s like Mother Nature and human ingenuity decided to play a game of hide-and-seek, and the result is breathtaking!
As you wander the narrow, winding streets, your kids will feel like they’ve stumbled into a real-life version of The Flintstones’ Bedrock. They can peek into houses with boulder roofs, touch walls that are part stone/part rock, and let their imaginations run wild. Who lived here? How did they build these homes? Were there giants involved? The stories practically write themselves!
Don’t miss the climb to the castle ruins at the top of the hill. It’s a bit of a hike, but the views are out of this world. The huge, precariously balanced boulder called the “Hanging Stone” will have everyone’s jaws dropping.
Pro tip: Bring good walking shoes, a camera, and a sense of wonder. Oh, and maybe pack a pebble or two for the kids to take home – though I promise, the memories will be the real souvenirs here!
Just a stone’s throw from the bustling streets of Lisbon, you can escape into a slice of Portuguese paradise. Arrábida Natural Park is like Mother Nature’s greatest hits album, all in one spot! Many claim it to look like the Carribean come to Portugal. It truly is stunning.
First up, those beaches – oh my! Imagine crystal-clear turquoise waters hugging white sand shores, all nestled at the foot of lush green hills. Portinho da Arrábida beach is a family favorite. Sea conditions vary, so check local beach guidance and supervise children near the water. It’s like someone took a Caribbean postcard and plopped it right in Portugal!
But wait, there’s more! Lace up those hiking boots, and hit the trails. The park is crisscrossed with paths for all levels, from easy-peasy strolls to more challenging treks. As you wind through the Mediterranean-like forest, keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife. It’s like a real-life nature documentary!
Now, here’s where it gets really exciting – dolphin watching! Hop on a boat tour from Setúbal and prepare for some serious “oohs” and “aahs” as these playful creatures dance in the waves. It’s the kind of experience that’ll have your kids talking for years!
Don’t forget to sample some of the local goodies. The region is famous for its cheese and wine (for the grown-ups, of course). Maybe pack a picnic, and find your own perfect spot to soak in the views?
Arrábida Natural Park is more than just a day trip – it’s a full-on family adventure. Whether you’re building sandcastles, spotting dolphins, or simply breathing in that fresh mountain air, it’s the perfect antidote to city life.
Pro tip: Pack for all occasions – swimsuits, hiking shoes, and maybe some binoculars for wildlife spotting. Oh, and don’t forget the camera. In summer, parking may be limited; parking and public transport arrangements can change, so check current official access notices before traveling.
Picture this: You’ve made it to the sun-soaked Algarve, and now you’re ready for the ultimate family chill-out spot. Enter Culatra Island – your very own slice of Portuguese paradise!
Hop on a quick boat ride from Olhão or Faro, and watch as the mainland fades away. As you approach Culatra, you’ll notice something magical – no cars! That’s right, this island is all about slowing down and soaking up the good vibes.
The moment your feet hit the sandy paths, you’ll feel the stress melt away. It’s like someone pressed the pause button on the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Kids can build sandcastles and enjoy the shoreline; check local beach conditions and supervise children near the water.
The beaches here? Oh boy, they’re something else! Imagine endless stretches of golden sand, with the Atlantic gently lapping at the shore. It’s the kind of place where “just five more minutes” turns into hours of family fun.
Hungry? The island’s restaurants serve up the freshest seafood you’ve ever tasted. It’s so fresh, you might just see your lunch swimming in the ocean that morning!
Culatra Island isn’t just a destination; it’s a mood. It’s where family memories are made, where time slows down, and where you remember what really matters – those precious moments together.
Pro tip: Pack light, bring sunscreen, and leave your watches behind. On Culatra, the only schedule you need to follow is the rhythm of the tides and your own sense of adventure!
Imagine stepping into a world of rugged cliffs. Welcome to the Berlengas Islands – check current access and sea conditions before planning a visit.
Peniche is the departure point for trips to this archipelago. Check current boat departures, sea conditions, and cancellation terms with an authorized operator before planning your visit.
The Berlengas offer boat and kayak excursions through authorized operators. Before booking, check current operator terms, sea conditions, safety requirements, and which routes or cave visits are permitted. The archipelago is a protected marine area; follow local guidance for any water activities.
The island has signposted walking routes; check current route access and conditions before setting out. The Berlengas are known for seabirds, including the airo (common guillemot); wildlife sightings vary.
When hunger strikes, the local restaurants serve up seafood so fresh.Trust us, you haven’t lived until you’ve tried the caldeirada (fish stew) with the Atlantic stretching out before you.
Before you go, check BerlengasPass for the current title required for land access. For one listed excursion, see the original boat-trip listing, then confirm boat departures, sea conditions, cancellation terms, and child suitability with an authorized operator. Pack sturdy shoes for exploring, and check current route guidance before setting out.
Berlengas Islands video: Open the original.
Remember, traveling with kids is all about balance. Mix these hidden gems with some of the more popular spots, and don’t forget to schedule some downtime. Portugal is incredibly family-friendly, so don’t be afraid to venture off the beaten path – that’s often where the best memories are made!
Pack those bags, grab your sense of adventure, and get ready to explore the hidden treasures of Portugal. Your family’s next great story is waiting to be written. Boa viagem!
Open the original printable Portugal itinerary (PDF). This itinerary accompanies the original guide; confirm current access, opening times, and booking details before using it.
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