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In early September, Tavira receives the 12th Mediterranean Diet Fair, one of the largest events dedicated to this immaterial cultural heritage of humanity recognized by UNESCO. The historical center becomes a venue for celebration, with about 200 exhibitors, dozens of activities and concerts by artists such as Carolina Deslandes, Diogo Piçaira, Marco Rodrigues, among others.
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In early September, Tavira receives the 12th Mediterranean Diet Fair, one of the largest events dedicated to this immaterial cultural heritage of humanity recognized by UNESCO. The historical center becomes a venue for celebration, with about 200 exhibitors, dozens of activities and concerts by artists such as Carolina Deslandes, Diogo Piçaira, Marco Rodrigues, among others.