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MonumentsSantuário de Nosso Senhor Jesus da PiedadeSanctuary of Nosso Senhor Jesus da PiedadeThis sanctuary was built by Father Manuel Antunes, as a result of his devotion to Christ's Passion and in gratitude for having been saved from death after a dangerous fall. In 1736 the priest invoked the aid (...)
Telephone: +351 268 623 655
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MonumentsCapela de Nossa Senhora dos Meninos - LamegoThe chapel was commissioned by the Bishop of Lamego, Dom Manuel de Noronha, in 1555.In the 17th and 18th centuries, the interior was covered in azulejos and its decoration was further enriched with carved wood and joinery. The rosewood railings are (...)
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MonumentsIgreja de São João Baptista, matriz de AlcocheteGothic church from the 14th c., modified in the 17th c. in mannerist style.
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MonumentsIgreja de São João Baptista, Matriz de SernancelheThis is a Romanesque church with later additions, especially those made in the 17th century.The Romanesque doorway of the façade has three semicircular archivolts and is decorated with high-relief angels standing on small columns with carved (...)
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MonumentsIgreja de São Cristovão de Rio Mau - IgrejaChurch from the 12th c. in romanesque style.
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Museums and PalacesMuseu João MárioThis private museum contains the owner's collections, consisting of over four hundred figurative paintings and sculptures of various periods. In particular, there are important works by Columbano, Silva Porto, Roque Gameiro, Veloso Salgado, among (...)
Telephone: +351 263 732 534
Fax: +351 263 732 001
E-mail: eratel@mail.telepac.pt
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MonumentsIgreja de São Martinho de Crasto - Ponte da BarcaChurch from the 12th c. in romanesque style.
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MonumentsIgreja de Santo André de Telões
Telephone: +351 255 810 706
Fax: +351 255 810 709
E-mail: rotadoromanico@valsousa.pt
Website: http://www.rotadoromanico.com
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MonumentsIgreja de Santa Cristina de SerzedeloThe foundation of the Igreja de Santa Cristina de Serzedelo dates back to remote times, there being no fixed date for this event, apart from an inscription on a tombstone with the date 1071. However, its architectural sobriety and its Romanesque (...)
