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Prize English school in Lagos

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Our Prize English school in Lagos  is located in the heart of the city, near the harbour area.

This small school offers our students a cosy and comfortable place to study.

The classrooms are modern and bright and there are common areas...

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Learn Portuguese in Lagos

Lagos is a fantastic town in the western Algarve that can certainly be enjoyed by all age groups. It is full of historical interest with it's origins dating as far back as 2000 years BC when it was known as Lacobriga. Lagos has always had a seafaring connection, originally visited by Phoenicians and Carthaginians and then, during the 15th century, was the base for the 'voyages of the Discoveries' when trade between Africa and Portugal brought a great deal of wealth into the town.

The older part of Lagos is still circled by the city walls that were constructed during the 16th century when it was the residence of the governors of the Algarve and the fort, Ponta da Bandeira, by Batata beach is part of the 17th century fortifications that were added to protect the town. Behind it (on the opposite side of the road) is the Porta de São Gonçalo  with a watchtower on either side and just to the right of this is the Governors' Castle (of Arab construction).

Lagos is certainly full of history, but it is also a vibrant town with lots going on, in the middle of town, is Praça de Gil Eanes and this is often the setting for evening entertainment throughout the year. If Portugal are playing football, or there is a major competition on, the cafes will have the big screens up in the square and everyone joins in the excitement.

There are several streets leading off Praça de Gil Eanes, with restaurants to suit all tastes! There are loads of bars that stay open until the early hours and in the summer time the centre of town is alive with people of all ages enjoying themselves.  A special destination in which to immerse yourself in Portuguese.