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MonumentsForte de São João das MaiasAlthough some restoration work was carried out in 1868, the fort was not remounted with cannons and, as was frequently the case with coastal fortifications that were no longer needed for coastal defence purposes, it fell into disuse and was (...)
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MonumentsIgreja de Nossa Senhora da GuiaChurch of Nossa Senhora da GuiaThe Church of Nossa Senhora da Guia, attached to the convent of São Francisco, was built in the 18th century.The interior of the three naves, divided by two levels of arches includes a valuable heritage collection. (...)
Telephone: +351 295 213 148
Fax: +351 295 213 137
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MonumentsIgreja da Misericórdia de MoncorvoThe Igreja da Misericórdia in Moncorvo was built in the 16th century. It has a sober-looking exterior, in which the most notable feature is the simply decorated Renaissance doorway.For some time, the building was used as the meeting place for the (...)
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MonumentsCastelo de AlvitoThis surprising building is an almost unique example of its kind in Portugal. Built at the end of the fifteenth century in the reign of D. João II, but only completed in the reign of D. Manuel II, it was designed by D. Diogo da Silveira, the 2nd (...)
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MonumentsSantuário de Nossa Senhora das PazesSanctuary of Nossa Senhora das PazesThis hermitage was built in order to symbolize the unity between the people of Ficalho and the neighbouring Spanish settlement of Rosal de la Frontera. The site is of little architectural interest. The only items (...)
Telephone: 28458108
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MonumentsIgreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, Matriz de ErmidaChurch from the 12th / 13th c. in romanesque style.
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MonumentsIgreja Paroquial de Santo AleixoChurch from the 17th c. in mannerist style.
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MonumentsCastelo de Santo EstevãoThere 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).
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MonumentsConvento e Igreja de São FranciscoConvent and Church of São FranciscoThe Convent of São Francisco de Vila do Porto was first erected in 1607, but was destroyed by corsairs, nine years after its foundation. It was rebuilt in 1725 and subject to expansion works in 1822.The Church (...)