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MonumentsIgreja Matriz de BorbaClose to the Town Hall, but outside the town´s perimeter walls, stands Borba Parish Church dedicated to Nossa Senhora das Neves (Our Lady of the Snow). It was founded in 1420 (as is confirmed by an inscription on a stone inside the church) by Frei (...)
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MonumentsTorre dos Alcoforados
Telephone: +351 255 810 706
Fax: +351 255 810 709
E-mail: rotadoromanico@valsousa.pt
Website: http://www.rotadoromanico.com
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MonumentsForte de AlqueidãoThe fort of Alqueidão is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the region. From here, there is a breathtaking view over the whole of the Atlantic coastline (the Berlengas islands, Serra de Sintra, Serra da Arrábida, the River Tagus and (...)
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MonumentsConjunto Fortificado de CaminhaFortified Complex of Caminha The fortifications consist of curtain walls and ramparts from the 17C: the Baluarte da Matriz, next to the Parish Church; Baluarte de Santo António, next to the Convent of Santo António; the wall of Muralha da Graça; (...)
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MonumentsSala Grande dos ActosAlso known as the Sala dos Capelos, this Ceremonial Hall was the old Throne Room. Here some of the University's most important ceremonies are held, such as the investiture of the University Rectors, the opening of the academic year and the (...)
Telephone: +351 239 859 800
Fax: +351 239 825 841
Website: http://www.uc.pt
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MonumentsSantuário de Nossa Senhora da AssunçãoA Carmelite sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of the Assumption. The church is built in granite with a neo-Romantic style, and began construction in 1934.A pilgrimage is held on August 15, day of Our Lady of the Assumption.
Telephone: +351 252 581 45
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MonumentsIgreja de Santa Maria do Castelo - Castelo BrancoBuilt in the 13th century within the castle walls, the Church of Santa Maria (St. Mary) was the first mother church in Castelo Branco. Through to the 14th century, it hosted meetings between the leading townsfolk and the monastic-military (...)
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MonumentsMuralhas de PortimãoThe wall of the City of Portimão has a perimeter of approximately 1100 metres, with a more or less triangular shape. At its truncated corners were the gates of Porta da Serra, Porta de São João and the wicket gate of Postigo dos Fumeiros. The (...)
