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A paisagem enquanto objeto turístico. O caso de estudo da paisagem litoral de Peniche integrada no território da Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo
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Reflecting on the concept of landscape as a tourist product implies recognizing its components as well
as their value in use. In fact, there are two phases in this approach: Firstly, understanding that
landscape as a tourism product is the result of a portion of land that includes three cohesive identities
within its boundaries: natural, cultural and aesthetic, which gives it its unique character; Secondly, that
each of these three identities can provide the tourist a set of pre certain experiences that will allow him
to discover the landscape in its entirety. I propose that these experiences, eleven in total, constitute
the theoretical model of the complete experience of a landscape that is previously delimited and has
its own character. The "landscape as a tourism product," presents itself through points (landscape
elements) of interest, properly identified and placed in context by suggested itineraries. This points of
interest must reflect the identity of the landscape and should provide the tourists the eleven
experiences mentioned, whenever possible. It is intended that, at the end of the trip, tourists have
discovered the landscape and what it represents, that is, its identities and character. To demonstrate
the applicability of this model it will be applied to a landscape of the Lisbon and Tagus Valley Region,
specifically the coastal region of Peniche
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Mestrado em Arquitetura Paisagista - Instituto Superior de Agronomia
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concept of landscape landscape aesthetics tourism Lisbon and Tagus valley region Peniche
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Citação
Amaro, J.T.H. - A paisagem enquanto objeto turístico. O caso de estudo da paisagem litoral de Peniche integrada no território da Região de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo. Lisboa: ISA, 2015, 94 p.