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   Igreja de Ecce Homo

   Located in Tojais, the Church or Chapel of Ecce-Homo deserves an extended tour. Built in the 18th century, the church gained its bell tower in the 19th century.Longitudinal in layout, the church of Ecce-Homo has a single nave in which there are (...)

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   Torre de Aguiã

   This crenellated tower, built on a square plan, is part of an eighteenth century complex comprising a large central section with a double arcade and two symmetrical flights of steps.It's a good example of a Baroque manor house incorporating a (...)

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   Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Purificação

   Simple and with but a single nave, the church of Nossa Senhora da Purificação in Paredes de Coura is a good example of rural Baroque architecture..

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   Igreja de São João Baptista, Matriz de Vila do Conde

   Church from the 15th / 16th c. in manueline style.

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   Igreja de São Cláudio

   Church from the 12th / 13th c. in romanesque style.

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   Torres de São Paulo e da Cadeia

   Torre de Sao Paulo and Torre da CadeiaPart of the medieval city walls, today the seminary bell tower.

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   Castelo de Lanhoso

   The castle stands on the largest granite monolith in Portugal, perhaps even in the whole of the Iberian Peninsula. It affords panoramic views over the distant mountains and the valleys of the River Cávado and River Ave.

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   Santuário do Imaculado Coração de Maria

   Sanctuary of the Imaculado Coração de Maria"God wishes to establish the worship of my immaculate heart in the world". According to tradition these were the words uttered by Nossa Senhora de Fátima in 1917, which were then engraved in the rustic (...)
   
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   Igreja do Salvador de Ribas

   
   
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    Castelo do Lindoso

    King D. Dinis, on his first journey to the territory of Lindoso, is said to have found it "so bright and exquisite that he called it Lindoso (Beautiful)". In fact, the name seems to be derived from the Latin Limitosum, which in Portuguese means (...)

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