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   Igreja de São Miguel, Matriz de Castelo Branco

   This Romanesque - Gothic building was built during the 13th and 14th centuries. However, beyond the walls little survived the test of time. Various rebuildings were carried out with the first major restoration undertaken in 17th century determining (...)

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   Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos Mártires

   Church of the Mártires (Martyrs) In thanksgiving for victory in the conquest of Lisbon from the Moors the first king of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, chose to use this site for a chapel dedicated to Saint Mary of the Martyrs. This was the first (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 213 462 465
   Fax: +351 213 259 562
   E-mail: bas.martires@sapo.pt
   Website: https://paroquiadosmartires.pt/
   

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   Igreja Matriz de São João da Madeira

   Built in 1884, it is an impressive building for the sobriety of its architectural lines and the grandeur and sturdiness of the building. The church was designed by the great Master of Engineering, Professor António Araújo e Silva, of the Porto (...)
   
   Website: http://www.turismoindustrial.cm-sjm.pt
   

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   Museums and Palaces

   Museu das Flores

   
   
   Telephone: +351 292 592 159
   Fax: +351 292 593 581
   E-mail: museu.flores.info@azores.gov.pt
   Website: http://museus.azores.gov.pt/default.aspx
   

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   Museums and Palaces

   Casa-Museu José Régio - Portalegre

   The home of poet José Régio (1901-1969), while he was a teacher in Portalegre, became a museum in 1971 thanks to the Municipal Council. With the inside untouched on the wishes of the poet, there is an extensive collection of religious and regional (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 245 307 535
   Fax: +351 245 307 542
   E-mail: museu.joseregio@cm-portalegre.pt

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   Monuments

   Castelo da Lousã

   The castle is formed by the keep, whose base adds to its imposing majesty, a small wall and some cubic turrets. The whole of the castle is built of Silurian schist, the local stone, except for the decoration of the door of the keep, which is made of (...)

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   Museums and Palaces

   Museu de Escultura e Pintura Martins Correia

   The museum has a valuable collection of more 600 pieces, including sculptures, azulejos, drawings, engravings and medals by the expressionist artist Martins Correia (born 1910). Martins Correia,  "sculptor of colour", was born in Golegã in 1910. (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 249 979 000
   Fax: +351 249 977 578
   E-mail: equuspolis@cm-golega.pt
   Website: http://www.cm-golega.pt
   

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   Monuments

   Atalaia Magra

   Standing in isolation atop a 192-metre high hill, close to the Estrada Nacional 258, roughly 3 kilometres from the town of Moura, is this curious example of 14th-century military architecture.Built in the 14th century, this 12-metre high round (...)

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   Monuments

   Fortaleza de Beliche

   The cove of Beliche marks the point of transition between the southern and western sides of the country. At one end stands the fort and ; next to this, on the edge of a cliff, is the chapel of Santa Catarina, built at the orders of Prince Henry the (...)

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    Igreja de Santa Maria Maior de Tarouquela

    This 12th-century monastery was founded by the Canons Regular of St. Augustine, under the aegis of Egas Moniz and Dona Teresa Afonso. Later, the monastery passed to the Benedictine Order and in the 16th century it was transferred to Porto. The (...)
    
    Telephone: +351 255 810 706
    Fax: +351 255 810 709
    E-mail: rotadoromanico@valsousa.pt
    Website: http://www.rotadoromanico.com
    

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