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   Monuments

   Santuário da Senhora da Graça

   Sanctuary of Senhora da GraçaOne of the first Carmelite sanctuaries in Trás-os-Montes, rebuilt in 1755. The building includes a bell tower and three chapels. The architectural design is dominated by granite constructions. A valuable collection of (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 255 382 36

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   Monuments

   Santuário da Senhora da Agonia

   Santuário da Senhora da Agonia (Shrine of Our Lady of Agony)A Marian devotion that dates back to the 18th centuryThe Feast of Senhora da Agonia is perhaps the most famous pilgrimage in the region. It is celebrated over the weekend after 15 August (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 258 822 508 / 258 824 067

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   Igreja de Santa Maria de Sobretâmega

   
   
   Telephone: +351 255 810 706
   Fax: +351 255 810 709
   E-mail: rotadoromanico@valsousa.pt
   Website: http://www.rotadoromanico.com
   

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   Monuments

   Santuário da Senhora do Pilar

   Sanctuary of the Senhora do Pilar Carmelite sanctuary composed of a church built in 1680, using the stone blocks of a former fortress.In the route into the fortification the remains of a roman fort - Lanhoso - are maintained as well as a Way of the (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 253 631 129

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   Monuments

   Castelo de Carrazeda de Ansiães

   There are some ruins of the walled town remaining, most notably the Porta de São Salvador, flanked by two towers, and the keep. Inside the walls are remains of different constructions, particularly the Romanesque church of São Salvador which appears (...)

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   Igreja de São João Baptista Matriz de Ponte da Barca

   Church from the 16th c. with mannerist structure and baroque decoration.

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   Towns and Villages

   Ponte de Lima

   The Roman bridge that gave its name to this very ancient and very beautiful town, which received its first charter in 1125 from D. Teresa, the mother of the first king of Portugal (a number of years before the foundation of the kingdom).In the (...)

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   Towns and Villages

   Alfândega da Fé

   The town has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as can be seen by the numerous archaeological remains that have been found in the area. Its name comes from Arabic - "alfândega" meaning inn - to which the words "da fé" (of the faith) were added (...)

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   Towns and Villages

   Moimenta da Beira

   The name of "Moimenta" refers to a funereal construction or mausoleum and is thought to derive from the fact that in prehistoric times there was once a burial ground here. Aquilino Ribeiro, a Portuguese writer from the nineteenth and twentieth (...)

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    Terras de Bouro

    Situated close to the River Homem, most of the municipality of Terras do Bouro is contained within the borders of the Peneda-Gerês National Park. Close by are the extremely beautiful reservoirs formed by the dams of Caniçada and Vilarinho das (...)

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