Most likely. There is an incredible pastry and ice cream shop near by and we also had a great seafood dinner in town. Yum

Vale la pena visitar el Castillo, la Iglesia, beber un jugo de naranja e ir al centro de la ciudad. It is worth visiting the Castle, the Church, drinking an orange juice and going to the city center. Het is de moeite waard om het kasteel, de kerk te bezoeken, een sinaasappelsap te drinken en naar het stadscentrum te gaan.

We usually go where the locals go so in Silves I’d suggest U Monchiquerio which is at the bottom of the hill near the indoor market. If you’ve parked in the large free car park near the swimming pool and football stadium head towards Lidl and you can’t miss it along on the left near the roadside.

There is a car park by the river and then we walked up to the town square and castle. Well worth the trip.

il est traduit comme " Sancho de Grace ". le chevalier est Sancho I,roi de Portugal .

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Buenas tardes, la entrada, no es caro. Individuales e.2.80. Octobre 2016. Descuento del 50% (65+) necesario el passaporte. La informacion ultimo Castelo@cm-silves.pt gracias. La inglesa

To answer my own question access to Silves Castle is pretty good and it is worth a visit. There is no disabled parking at the castle entrance but you could drop off/pick up, there is disabled bay a short way up the road past the castle, The castle entrance is cobbled with a steep ramp up to the ticket office. Once inside access improves with ramps around the courtyard much of which is gardens, The walls are, of course, not wheelchair accessible nor is the cistern. One minor glitch is the doorway into the toilets is too narrow for a standard wheelchair. On the other hand the Cathedral is totally inaccessible with a sizeable flight of steps at every entrance.