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  1. Basílica de São Torcato
Place: Guimarães
Photo: CM Guimarães
    Monuments
    Basílica de São Torcato
    Situated in the village of São Torcato on the outskirts of the municipality of Guimarães, where rural life is still predominant, the St. Torcato Basilica stands out in the landscape due to its architecture in which the slender towers on the sides of (...)

    Telephone: +351 253 551 150
    E-mail: geral@irmandadesaotorcato.pt
    Website: http://www.irmandadesaotorcato.pt

  2. Capela de Nossa Senhora da Orada
Place: Melgaço
Photo: CM Melgaço
    Monuments
    Capela de Nossa Senhora da Orada - Melgaço
    At the locality of Orada, on the way out of Melgaço towards São Gregório by the old national road, you’ll find one of the most devoted temples in the municipality - the Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Orada.Located in the surroundings of the town, this (...)

    Telephone: +351 251 402 440
    E-mail: turismo@cm-melgaco.pt

  3. Capela dos Coimbras
    Monuments
    Capela dos Coimbras
    The Chapel of Coimbras is also known by its original name, the Chapel of Our Lady of Conception, or as the Chapel of Senhor Morto (Dead Lord).It was built in the 16th century (1525) on the orders of João Coimbra, provisor to archbishop Diogo de (...)

  4. Monuments
    Castelo de Santo Estevão
    There still remains a mediaeval tower with mullioned windows crowned by polygonal battlements.This was the residence of the infantas, the sisters of D. Afonso II (1211-1223).

  5. Monuments
    Igreja da Misericórdia
    Although built in the middle of the 16th century, the robust lines of its external design, somewhat classical in nature, suggests a Roman temple.The church was built on the wishes of Pedro de Castro, also responsible for founding the church of S. (...)

  6. Igreja de São Bento - Bragança 
Place: Bragança
Photo: Câmara Municipal de Bragança
    Monuments
    Igreja de São Bento - Bragança
    This church is integrated in a convent founded in 1590 by order of D. Maria Teixeira, occupying the houses that belonged to her. Even today, the stones of arms visible in the facade of the temple and the pediment of baroque style are visible. In the (...)

    Telephone: +351  273 329 182
    E-mail: diocesebragancamiranda@gmail.com
    Website: http://diocesebm.pt

  7. Monuments
    Igreja Matriz de São Miguel
    ChurchThe foundation of this 13th-century Romanesque church is associated with Egas Moniz.The three naves on the inside are marked out by rows of cylindrical columns. The most notable features of its façade are the archivolted doorway and the (...)

  8. Monuments
    Castelo de Penas Roias
    There still exists a tower which once belonged to the old Templar castle. Quadrangular in shape, it still preserves its entrance gate, which begins a few metres from the ground.

  9. Monuments
    Santuário de São Caetano
    Sanctuary of São CaetanoThis sanctuary, whose origins can be traced back to the Visigoth era, is dedicated to São Caetano. The architectural features of the sanctuary have been altered dramatically over time. The set of building includes a church (...)

    Telephone: +351 276 223 32

  10. 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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