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  1. Convento e Igreja da Ordem Terceira de São Francisco - Faro
Place: Faro
Photo: Turismo do Algarve
    Monuments
    Convento e Igreja da Ordem Terceira de São Francisco - Faro
    Convent and Church of the Ordem Terceira de São Francisco (Tertiary Order of Saint Francis) The construction of the primitive church was begun towards the end of the 17th century. It was too small for the number of faithful and underwent enlargement (...)

  2. Monuments
    Convento e Igreja de São Francisco
    Convent and Church of São FranciscoThe Convent of São Francisco de Vila do Porto was first erected in 1607, but was destroyed by corsairs, nine years after its foundation. It was rebuilt in 1725 and subject to expansion works in 1822.The Church (...)

  3. Convento e Igreja de São Gonçalo
    Monuments
    Convento e Igreja de São Gonçalo
    Convent and Church of São GonçaloThe Convent of São Gonçalo was the first convent to be built in Angra do Heroísmo, and constitutes the largest set of convent buildings in the city. It was founded in 1545, but was subsequently remodelled.The Church (...)

  4. Cromeleque do Xerez
    Archaeology
    Cromeleque do Xerez
    Megalithic Monuments of Xerez The cromlech of Xerez is interesting for its square shape: at the centre the larger menhir rounded by small monoliths. The reconstitution of the cromlech was possible after some research since the monoliths were spread (...)

    Telephone: +351 266 508 052
    E-mail: turismo@cm-reguengos-monsaraz.pt
    Website: https://www.cm-reguengos-monsaraz.pt/locais/cromeleque-do-xe (...)

  5. Cromeleque dos Almendres
Photo: M'Ar de AR Hotels
    Archaeology
    Cromeleque e menir dos Almendres
    Cromlech and Menhir of AlmendresThe cromlech of Almendres is composed by 95 stones set in two circles. Some of the stones are decorated with schematic and geometric carvings. A little further away we can see the Menhir which is about 4 metres high. (...)

  6. Archaeology
    Dólmen de Melriça
    Melriça DolmenDolmen without a corridor, with an irregular polygonal chamber. Only three of its original stone supports are still fully intact. Given that the dolmen is located in private property, visitors should previously contact Vila Viçosa (...)

  7. Domus Municipalis
Place: Bragança
Photo: António Sacchetti
    Monuments
    Domus Municipalis
    The Domus Municipalis is the only surviving example of Romanesque civil architecture and the undisputed highlight of a visit to Bragança. Shaped like an irregular pentagon, it contains a vaulted cistern overviewed by a spacious gallery surrounded by (...)

  8. Ecomuseu da Marinha da Troncalhada
Place: Aveiro
Photo: Câmara Municipal de Aveiro
    Museums and Palaces
    Ecomuseu da Marinha da Troncalhada
    Transformed into an Ecomuseum, Troncalhada's saltpan shows its visitors the methods of artisanal salt production, exploring the landscape, the characteristic fauna and flora, as well as keeping alive the experiences and traditions linked to this (...)

    Telephone: +351 234 406 485
    E-mail: museucidade@cm-aveiro.pt
    Website: http://mca.cm-aveiro.pt/rede-de-museus/ecomuseu-marinha-da-t (...)

  9. Museums and Palaces
    Ecomuseu Municipal do Seixal
    Founded in 1982, Seixal Municipal Ecomuseum mission is to research, preserve, document, interpret, enhance and promote evidence of Man and his environment, in relation to the territory and people of Seixal. This is part of a wider aim to contribute (...)

    Telephone: +351 210 976 112
    Fax: +351 210 976 113
    E-mail: ecomuseu@cm-seixal.pt
    Website: http://www.cm-seixal.pt

  10. Eco Palacete Borralho Relógio
Place: Cuba
    Museums and Palaces
    Eco Palacete Borralho Relógio
    You are most welcome to discover Cuba and unveil a secret well-kept for 140 years – the eco PBR Manor. By appointmnet you can enjoy a free guided tour addressing:- The Art Nouveau masterpieces of artistry and craftsmanship hang from the high (...)

    Telephone: +351 966 144 330 / 966 373 227
    E-mail: info@pbr.pt
    Website: http://www.pbr.pt

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