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   Passadiços do Mondego

   Mondego WalkwaysIn a territory with unique landscapes, such as Estrela Geopark, the Mondego Walkways allow you to get to know the region in a closer way, passing through previously inaccessible places.The path, which is about 12 km long, starts at (...)

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   Passadiços do Orvalho - Oleiros

   Orvalho Walkways in OleirosThe Orvalho Walkways are integrated in Naturtejo Geopark, in the municipality of Oleiros.Inserted in the Orvalho Geo Route, they overlook some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Beira Baixa region and provide access (...)

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   Passadiços do Paiva

   Paiva Walkways (Passadiços do Paiva)The Paiva Walkways are the best way to explore the Paiva River. Between the beaches of Areinho and Espiunca, where the entrances are located, the walkways are a total of 8 kms long, along the rocky and steep left (...)

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   Pavilhão de Portugal

   The Pavilion of Portugal, designed by the architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, is constituted by two main bodies separated by a "construction joint". One of the bodies is a public square, measuring 60 x 50 m, covered by a thin concrete canopy, reinforced (...)

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   Pedro Álvares Cabral

   Little is known of the life and personality of Pedro Álvares Cabral, even though he was one of the most important figures in the history of the Portuguese Discoveries.Born in Belmonte in 1467, he was the son of the governor of the castle of (...)

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   Pelourinho de Barcelos

   Barcelos PilloryAlso known as Picota, the Barcelos Pillory dates from the end of the 15th century and start of the 16th Century. Built of granite, it consists of a solid base, a hexagonal shaft culminating in a highly decorated ornament known as a (...)

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   Pelourinho de Bragança

   The Pelourinho (Pillory) of Bragança is one of the oldest in the country and matches a type peculiar to the Northeast. A symbol of autonomy and the power of the nobility, the granite pig base dates back to pre-history (500 BC) on which rests a 12th (...)

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   Pelourinho de Ourém

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   Pelourinho de Trancoso

   Trancoso was granted its first charter by the king Dom Afonso Henriques (between 1173 and 1185), which was later confirmed by Dom Afonso II in 1217 and Dom João I in 1391. However, it was only in the 16th century that Trancoso was awarded the (...)

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    Penha Garcia

    The oldest part of the village of Penha Garcia, situated between Monsanto and Monfortinho stands perched on the top of an escarpment overlooking a deep narrow gorge of the River Ponsul. From here, where the modest houses display the sense of (...)

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