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   Monuments

   Torre de Vilar

   Built in granite blocks, comprising five floors. Lit by Romanesque arrow loops. Entered by a an arched door.This tower was part of the defences of Honra de Brolhaes.
   
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   Monuments

   Torre do Álamo

   Tower of ÁlamoThe Tower of Álamo is also known as the Tower of Camões because according to tradition the famous poet lived here for a period of time.

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   Monuments

   Torre do Carvalhal, dos Lafetas ou Lafeitas

   Also known as the Torre do Carvalhal or as the Torre dos Lafeitas, the tower is the oldest building in the region, according to a document from the first half of the thirteenth century. Dom Nuno Alvares Pereira's mother is thought to have lived here.

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   Monuments

   Torre do Castelo de Aguiar de Sousa

   
   
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   Monuments

   Torre do Palácio dos Terenas

   This rectangular tower has been altered at various points in its history. It dates originally from the first half of the fourteenth century, having been built on the orders of Pedro Sem, chancellor of the kingdom from 1336 to 1341.
   
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   Monuments

   Torre do Relógio

   Tower of RelógioErected within the former municipal jail, the top of the tower has a curious wrought iron decoration to support the bell, that was added in the 19th century.

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   Monuments

   Torre do Relógio - Caminha

   Clock TowerCrenellated tower belonging to the medieval city walls, classified as a national monument. The tower bestrides one of the old city gates, in the form of a double arch.

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   Monuments

   Torre do Relógio - Tentúgal

   Clock TowerDates from the fifteenth century. Built on a square plan with a Gothic style door and battlements, classified as a building of public interest.

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   Monuments

   Torre do Relógio Velho

   Classified as a National Monument, the Torre do Relógio is a quadrangular stone building, crowned by chamfered battlements and surmounted by a conical spire with 16th-century decoration.

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    Monuments

    Torre do Relógio - Vidigueira

    Clock TowerContains a bell dating from 1520, installed on the orders of Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese navigator who discovered the maritime route to India and the first Count of Vidigueira.

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