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   Tourist Offices

   Posto de Turismo - Valpaços

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

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   Tourist Offices

   Posto de Turismo - Alijó

   
   
   Telephone: +351 259 950 095

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   Theme Parks

   Parque Aquático de Amarante

   
   
   Telephone: 255 410 040
   Fax: 255 431 978
   E-mail: tamegadesporto@mota-engil.pt
   Website: http://parqueaquaticoamarante.com/
   

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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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   Pelourinho de Barcelos

   Barcelos PilloryAlso known as Picota, the Barcelos Pillory dates from the end of the 15th century and start of the 16th Century. Built of granite, it consists of a solid base, a hexagonal shaft culminating in a highly decorated ornament known as a (...)

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   Cruzeiro do Senhor do Galo

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   Centro de Documentação Siza Vieira

   Installed in the Matosinhos Arts Centre, the Álvaro Siza Documentation Centre offers complete documentation in a systematic manner concerning the work of this distinguished Portuguese architect.In addition to the bibliographical and documentation (...)

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   Fonte de Santiago

   On the south side of Largo de Santiago, the fountain of the same name is actually a covered public washhouse with a water fountain outside. The unusual 16th century square design was built on the orders of archbishop Diogo de Sousa to improve the (...)

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   Barcelos Medieval Bridge

   This stone Gothic bridge dates from the early 14th Century, between 1325 and 1330, and was built by Count Pedro, to create a link between Barcelos and Barcelinhos.The structure consists of five arches, of which the central one is the highest, which (...)

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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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