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The program also includes guided tours, demonstrations, workshops and shows
The weekend of 9th and 10th February, the city of Sintra is hosting “Camellias and Orchids Exhibition”. The event will be realized in partnership with APC – the Portuguese Camellia Association and COP – the Orchidiphile Club of Portugal. The exhibition takes place in the Courtyard in front of the National Palace of Sintra and has the objective of fostering the botanical value associated with camellias and orchids in the city.
Visitors will be able to admire the best specimens of these species. This year's edition is dedicated to Japan. The program also includes guided tours, demonstrations, workshops and shows. Entrance is free for all activities. The exhibition is open between 10 am and 6 pm.
Source: parquesdesintra.pt
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