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   Old Vila Real - Between the Avenida Carvalho Araújo and the Avenida Marginal

   In the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, the mediaeval town expanded beyond the walled promontory built by its founder, D. Dinis, and new palatial and bourgeois dwellings were built, aligned along new streets, now located between the Avenida Carvalho (...)

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   Tourist Offices

   Posto de Turismo - Fafe

   
   
   Telephone: +351 253 493 311
   E-mail: geral@cm-fafe.pt

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   Posto de Turismo - Resende

   
   
   Telephone: +351 254 871 031
   E-mail: anabelacoelho@cm-resende.pt

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   Posto de Turismo - Valpaços

   
   
   Telephone: +351 278 710130
   E-mail: turismo@valpacos.pt

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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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   Mercado Cultural do Carandá

   Designed by the architect, Eduardo de Souto Moura and built between 1980 an older market, but was never actually used to sell foodstuffs. After various unsuccessful attempts to reanimate the space, Braga Municipal Council decided to reconvert it, (...)

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   Biblioteca Municipal (Galeria Municipal e Arquivo histórico)

   Municipal Library (Municipal Gallery and Historical Archive)Matosinhos Municipal Library's building was designed by an architect born in the city - Alcino Soutinho - who also designed the interior equipment and furniture. The library was opened in (...)

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   Medieval Vila Real

   Located on the southern side of the current city was the original "royal town" founded by king Dinis. Although practically all the original town has since disappeared, the area is impressive for the beauty of its views. Half an hour is about right (...)

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   Largo da Oliveira

   The Largo da Oliveira owes its name to a centuries-old olive-tree planted on this same site. Surrounded by picturesque houses that are typical of the north of Portugal, it is the ideal starting point for a walking tour of the city´s streets. But, in (...)

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    The Marian Sanctuary Way

    Close to Braga there are three major Portuguese sanctuaries dedicated to Mary, Mother of God.2.5 kilometres to the east of the city, there is the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte (Good Jesus of the Mount). This Baroque construction is surrounded by (...)

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