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   Porta Nova - Braga

   For anyone arriving in Braga by train, on leaving the station and heading straight on (along Rua Andrade Corvo), the Arch of Rua do Souto defines one of the entrances to the centre of the city. This was one of the medieval gateways in the defensive (...)

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   Igreja de São Pedro das Águias ou de São Pedro Velho

   Set in a rugged but breathtaking landscape a short distance from Quinta do Convento, halfway up the side of a steep ravine overlooking the River Távora, is the small church of São Pedro Velho.This fabulous setting carries us back to what would have (...)

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   Santuário de Nossa Senhora da Aparecida - Balugães

   Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Aparecida-BalugãesThe sanctuary was built in the site where, according to tradition and supported by historical archives, Our Lady appeared in 1702 to the shepherd João Alves, whose remains are buried inside the chapel. (...)
   
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   Igreja Paroquial de Vilar de Mouros

   The Parish Church of Vilar de Mouros, or church of Santa Eulália, was built in 1555 under the supervision of master Francisco Lourenço.The church underwent renovation in the 17th and 18th centuries. The building brings together the Manueline, (...)

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   Santuário de Nossa Senhora do Alívio

   The Santuário de Nossa Senhora do Alívio (Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora do Alívio), in Soutelo, was built in the end of the 18th century and is a well-known place of pilgrimage in the region, attracting many visitors. On the second and third Sundays of (...)
   
   Website: https://jf-soutelo.pt/index.php/turismolazer/patrimonio/sant (...)
   

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   Ponte de Ucanha

   Ucanha Tower and BridgeSeen together, the mediaeval bridge over the river Varosa and the tower standing at its entrance on the right bank form a rare and beautiful testimony to Gothic civil architecture in Portugal. The bridge has been clearly (...)
   
   E-mail: valedovarosa@culturanorte.gov.pt
   Website: https://www.valedovarosa.gov.pt/
   

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   Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Assunção, Matriz de Caminha

   Church from the 15th c. with gothic structure and manueline and renaissance decoration.

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   Castelo de Chaves

   Chaves Castle was built in the 9th century by King Afonso III of León, to reinforce the settlement defences during the Christian Reconquest. Throughout the centuries, it underwent several reconstructions, mainly with the upgrading of Chaves to a (...)

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   Igreja de São Martinho, Paroquial de Penafiel

   Church from the 16th c. in renaissance style.

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    Igreja de São João Baptista, Matriz de Sernancelhe

    This 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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