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   Santuário de Nossa Senhora dos Remédios

   This carmelite sanctuary is a small chapel built upon a hill overlooking the river Tua.The set of buildings includes Casa dos Milagres, which is open solely during the festivals of Our Lady of the Remedies which takes place on the first Sunday in (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 273 692 00

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   Igreja do Mosteiro das Chagas - Lamego

   The convent was founded in 1588 by the Bishop of Lamego, Dom António Teles de Menezes, for the use of nuns from the order of St. Clare, who were known as Poor Clares or Clarissas. The convent’s first abbess was the bishop’s sister, Dona Joana da (...)

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   Mosteiro do Salvador, de Freixo de Baixo

   Halfway between Amarante and Lixa, to the north-west, is the well-preserved church of Freixo de Baixo, its Romanesque features still clearly visible.Immediately notable is the quadrangular tower at the side of the church, a defensive feature that (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 255 810 706
   Fax: +351 255 810 709
   E-mail: rotadoromanico@valsousa.pt
   Website: http://www.rotadoromanico.com
   

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   Igreja Matriz - Melgaço

   The Igreja Matriz (Mother Church), also known as the Igreja de Santa Maria da Porta - named after its proximity to the ancient castle's main door.Although it was built in 1187, the present structure is the result of sequent reformations. It (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 251 402 440
   E-mail: turismo@cm-melgaco.pt

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   Santuário da Penha

   Sanctuary of Penha Symbol of faith and beacon of Guimarães, the Sanctuary of the Penha is a monument of a singular beauty and a worth architectural and religious.The annual pilgrimage is held on the second Sunday in September.
   
   Telephone: +351 253 414 114
   E-mail: info@penhaguimaraes.com
   Website: http://www.penhaguimaraes.com
   

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   Domus Municipalis

   The Domus Municipalis is the only surviving example of Romanesque civil architecture and the undisputed highlight of a visit to Bragança. Shaped like an irregular pentagon, it contains a vaulted cistern overviewed by a spacious gallery surrounded by (...)

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   Santuário do Bom Jesus do Monte

   To reach the Bom Jesus Sanctuary, you can go by foot, car or even take the vertical tram, an impressive piece of 19th century engineering. This was the first of its kind to be installed in Portugal in 1882 and continues to use its water-powered (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 253 676 636
   E-mail: geral@bomjesus.pt
   Website: https://bomjesus.pt/
   

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   Igreja de Barcos

   This Romanesque church still retains its original doorways and corbelling. Later improvement work resulted in various painted caissons in the chancel’s ceiling and the addition of the 18th-century carved and gilded woodwork in the interior.

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   Santuário de Santa Quitéria

   Sanctuary of Santa Quitéria The church was built on the supposed burial site of the martyr, Santa Quitéria. The church, where a pilgrimage is held, is small and dates from the nineteenth century. The altar piece is an interesting example of gold (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 255 922 683

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    Igreja de Santa Maria Madalena de Falperra

    In the Serra de Falperra, there is the Church of Santa Maria Madalena built on the wishes of archbishop Rodrigo de Moura Teles. This harmonious Baroque monument also has an impressive stairway of a type similar to that of the other nearby (...)
    
    Telephone: +351 253 683 330

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