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</script>The Lagoon of the Seven Cities consists of two small blue and green lakes within a crater of a dormant volcano, located 28 km northwest of Ponta Delgada on the western part of the Sao Miguel Island. The breathtaking scenery of the lagoons can be best viewed from different viewpoints.