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Presenting all kinds of styles fromdifferent periods, the Portugueseheritage takes you on a thrilling

journey through the countrys richpast.

Heritage150 million years ago / 25 thousand years ago

Roman Period

Middle Ages

Jewish quarters

Baroque

Prehistory

Arab Inuence

Foundation of Portugal

Architecture

Manueline

Romanticism

Contemporary Portugal

Museu de Serralves, Porto, arq. Siza Vieira

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Parque Nacional da Serra de Aires e dos Candeeiros

Many thousands of years ago,dinosaurs dwelt on Portugalswest coast. Several traces of their

presence have survived to thepresent day, including a great rarity:a concentration of180 carnivorousdinosaur eggs, the second largestnest of this kind in the world and theonly one containing embryos. Find outall about this history at the LourinhMunicipal Museum and see somereal dinosaur footprints at Pedreirado Galinha, in the Serra de Airese dos Candeeiros Natural Park.

In the Vale do Ca ArchaeologicalPark, you will nd the worlds largestopen-air museum ofPalaeolithic art,

with rock carvings from 25 thousandyears ago, as well as paintings fromrecent prehistory and even from theIron Age. These ancestral creationshave been classied as WorldHeritage.

150 million years ago / 25 thousand years ago

Roman Period

Middle Ages

Jewish quarters

Baroque

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Arab Inuence


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Romanticism


Parque Arqueolgico do Vale do Ca Antnio S

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In the vora region, you will ndan interesting series of examplesof megalithic art: the Cromelequedo Xerez and the Cromoleque dosAlmendres , as well as the Anta Grandedo Zambujeiro. Remains of pre-Romanfortied settlements can also be foundall over the country, with the mostnotable example being Citnia deBriteiros , in the Guimares region.

Anta Grande, Moura ARTA

Citania de Briteiros Arquivo Turismo de Portugal

Cromeleques dos Almendres, vora Joo Paulo


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The Romans left behind a valuablelegacy in Portugal, not only examplesof their art and culture, but also of theirengineering and architecture. Besidesall the bridges, roads, villas, templesand baths that are to be found all overthe country, make sure to visit the ruinsof Conmbriga and Mirbriga and theRoman Temple in vora.

Templo Romano de vora Joo Paulo

Conmbriga Sebastio da Fonseca


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The Arab culture left distinct inuenceson the Portuguese language, art andtraditional crafts, these being mostnotable in the south of the country.At the castles of Alccer do Sal, Silvesand Mrtola, you will certainly learna little more about this people.

Igreja Matriz de Mrtola Jos Manuel

Alccer do Sal @ Arquivo Turismo de Portugal

Museu Arqueologico de Silves Antnio Sacchetti


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The time when the rst kings of Portugalreigned was also the period when manycathedrals were built. The one at Bragais the oldest, but you will also nd uniqueexamples of cathedral architecture inPorto, Coimbra, Viseu, Guarda, Lisbon,vora and Silves, to mention just afew of the treasures of the Portuguesereligious heritage.

S da Guarda Sebastio da Fonseca

S de Lisboa Antnio Sacchetti

S de vora Arquivo Turismo de Portugal


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It was in the 12th century, in 1143,that Portugal rst came into beingas a nation, and in order to ensureits protection and conquer moreterritory many castles and fortresseswere built, thereby guaranteeing thecountrys sovereignty. Begin yourexplorations at what has becomeknown as the cradle of the nation: theimposing castle at Guimares. Headsouthwards to discover the fortressesof bidos and Almourol, the latterbeing a Templar castle built in the

very middle of the River Tagus. If youprefer, the line that marks the borderbetween Portugal and neighbouringSpain is a good guide for ndingdefensive castles such as the ones atBragana, Almeida, Marvo or Elvas.

Castelo de Guimares Joo Paulo Castelo de bidos Rui Cunha Castelo de Marvo Jos Manuel


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Along the so-called Route of theJewish quar ters, we have preservedan important testimony to the formerSephardic communities that settledin Portugal, with the old Jewish quartersofBelmonte and Castelo de Vide beingtwo of the nest examples, as well as thereferences that youll nd in many placesin the Serra da Estrela region and in

Tomar.

Castelo de Vide Joo Paulo Sinagoga de Tomar Jos Manuel Sinagoga de Lisboa Antnio Sacchetti


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Through the will of their kings and becauseof their Christian faith, the Portuguesebecame great navigators and explorersin the 16th century, the period of thenations epic maritime Discoveries anda time when new worlds were revealed

and new routes were discovered thatlinked the Oceans together. With the greatwealth that was brought back from thesevoyages, it proved possible to build richmonuments that stood as eternal symbolsfor Humanity, such as the Mosteiro dos

Jernim os and the Torre de Belm, inLisbon, the Mosteiro da Batalha, theMosteiro de Alcobaa or the Conventode Cristo, in Tomar, all of which have beenclassified by UNESCO as World Heritage.

Mosteiro da Batalha Jos Manuel

Mosteiro dos Jernimos Paulo Magalhes

Convento de Cristo, Tomar Joo Paulo


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With the gold from Brazil, the spicesfrom the Orient and the great wealth

and abundance of the trading poststhat it created in Africa, Portugalwas a very prosperous country inthe 18th century. The proof of thiswealth is to be found in the fascinatingPortuguese baroque art, consisting ofa combination ofazulejos (decorativetiles), gilded woodcarving and painting,besides the complex works made ofmarble. Visit the Convento de Mafraand the Baslica da Estrela, in Lisbon,the Santurio do Bom Jesus, in Braga,and the Santurio dos Remdios,in Lamego, or the Convento de So

Francisco , in Porto.

Museu dos Coches Jos Manuel

Igreja da Madre de Deus, Lisboa Joo Paulo


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As we pass through the romantic 19thcentury, we cannot avoid mentioning

the neoclassical Palcio da Bolsa (StockExchange), in Porto, with its Moorish-style Arabian Hall, the neo-ManuelinePalcio do Buaco and the Serra deSintra. In this Cultural Landscapeclassified by UNESCO as World Heritage,youll be completely dazzled by thePalcio Nacional and the Parque daPena, one of the finest examples ofEuropean romantic architecture, thePalcio de Monserrate or the mysticalQuinta da Regaleira.Palcio da Pena, Sintra Antnio Sacchetti

Palcio do Buaco


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From the 20th century, and closer tothe present day, youll nd some quiteremarkable works in Portugal that areconsidered major references in theworld ofcontemporary art. All over

the country, but above all in the Northof Portugal and in Lisbon, youll ndworks by some of the great names incontemporary architecture. Makesure to keep your eyes open.

Casa das Mudas

Vivian Girls as Windmills, Paula Rego Arquivo Turismo de Portugal


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In the world of visual arts, the 20thcentury was marked by the geniusand talent of many Portuguesecreators whose names have inevitablybeen added to the internationallist of contemporary artists, suchas Vieira da Silva, Amadeo SouzaCardoso, Paula Rego, Graa Morais,

Jlio Pomar, Cargaleiro, J os deGuimares, Pedro Cabrita ReisandJulio Sarmento , among others.Discover their work at Portuguesemuseums and surrender to thecharms of contemporary art.

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It was at the Faculty of Architectureof the University of Porto that severalworld-famous architects studied, suchas lvaro Siza Vieira and EduardoSouto de Moura, both winners of thePritzker Prize, and Fernando Tvora.In turn, the Lisbon School of FineArt was to produce such prominentnames as Carrilho da Graa andManuel Salgado. But these are onlya few of those who are responsiblefor the distinct notes of modernitythat we can find in the Portugueselandscape.

Museu de Serralves, Porto, arq. Siza Vieira

Paulo Magalhes

Casa das Histrias Paula Rego, Cascais, arq. Souto Moura

Clara Azevedo

Centro Cultural de Belm, arq. Vittorio Gregotti e arq. Manuel Salgado

Rui Cunha


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Guimares Antnio S

World HeritageUNESCO has already classified 15 sites in Portugal as World

Heritage, including historic centres, archaeological sites, cultural

landscapes, natural parks and intangible heritage. These Portuguese

contributions to World History are places you cannot afford to miss

during your visit, and represent a good reason for exploring ourcountry from north to south.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Porto e Norte1. Historic Centre of Guimares2. Historic Centre of Porto3. Cultural Landscape of the Alto Douro Wine Region4. Vale do Coa Archaeological Park

Lisboa Region5. Convento de Cristo, Tomar6. Mosteiro de Alcobaa7. Mosteiro da Batalha

8. Mosteiro dos Jernimos, LisboaTorre de Belm, Lisboa

9. Cultural Landscape of Sintra10. Fado, Intangible Cultural Heritage

Alentejo11. Historic Centre of vora12. Garrison Border Town of Elvas and its Fortications

Azores13. Historic Centre of Angra do Herosmo, Terceira14. Landscape of the Pico Island Vineyard Culture

Madeira Islands15. Laurissilva (Laurel) Forest of Madeira 15

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Guimares Antnio S

Guimares has a very important symbolic value for the Portuguese

identity , since it was here that Portugal first came into being in the

12th century. The well-preserved city reflects the evolution of civil

architecture from the Middle Ages until the 19th century. The specialised

building techniques that were developed here were later applied all

over the world, in the Portuguese colonies, in Africa and the New World.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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The mass of houses that you can see running down the hillside to Portos

riverside district ofRibeira provides a distinctive portrait of the history of

this city, where the links with maritime activity date back to Roman times.

The cathedral and the Torre dos Clrigos have become the very symbols

of Porto, and the wealth of its buildings, the baroque churches and the

neoclassical Palcio da Bolsa, all serve to make this an exceptional urbanlandscape, steeped in more than a thousand years of history.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Alto Douro Vinhateiro Antnio S

The vines that produce the famous Port Wine grow along the majestic valley

of the River Douro, the worlds oldest demarcated wine region. Over several

centuries, its special characteristics and the work of human hands combined

to shape the valley into a series of terraces that have transformed the area

into a unique landscape and highly beautiful landscape.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Parque Arqueolgico do Vale do Ca Antnio S

In the valley of the River Coa, you will find an immense open-air gallery

of rock art, spreading over an area of 17 km. This exceptional concentration

ofrock carvings from the Upper Palaeolithic era (from 22000 to 10000

years BC) is the most important example of the first manifestations of

human creativity, as yet unmatched by any similar discovery anywhere

else in the world.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Convento de Cristo R.T. Templrios

The Convent of the Order of Christ and the Templar Castle form a unique

monumental whole of great historical and artistic importance. The

interventions made here over the centuries reflect the history of Portugal in

artistic terms, beginning with examples ofRomanesque art, the symbolism

of the Knights Templar, and the Gothic and Manueline styles, peculiar to the

time of the Discoveries, continuing with Renaissance art and mannerism,and ending in the architectural ornamentality of the baroque.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Mosteiro de Alcobaa Rui Cunha

This is one of the most important Cistercian abbeys in Europe and a

masterpiece of Cistercian art. It was founded in the 12th century as a

donation from the first king of Portugal, Dom Afonso Henriques, to

St. Bernard of Clairvaux. The building of the church began with the apse,

as was the normal practice at that time, and its three naves all of the same

height, its two-nave transept and deambulatory form a whole particularlyimpressive because of its simplicity, grandeur and austerity.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Mosteiro da Batalha Antnio Sacchetti

A masterpiece of creative genius, the Mosteiro de Santa Maria da Vitria

was built in fulfilment of a vow made by Dom Joo I, in gratitude for the

Portuguese victory over the Spanish at the Battle of Aljubarrota in 1385.

It is the great monument of the late Gothic period in Portugal and is one

of the first examples of the Manueline style. Bearing testimony to the

exchange of influences in the arts, it is one of the most beautiful monasterycomplexes in late mediaeval Europe.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Mosteiro dos Jernimos Joo Paulo

The Mosteiro dos Jernimos is a remarkable work of architecture

commissioned by the king Dom Manuel I at the beginning of the

16th century. It is considered the jewel of the exclusively Portuguese

Manueline style, combining architectural features from the late Gothic

and Renaissance periods and associating with this a royal symbolism

that makes it quite remarkable.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Torre de Belm Turismo de Lisboa

D. Manuel I also commissioned the building of the Torre de Belm, putting

into practice an innovative and effective plan for defending the river

and protecting Lisbon, combining the tower with other defensive structures

situated at the entrance to the river estuary. As a reminder of the kings

prestige, it is decorated with a symbolism that is peculiar to the Manueline

style, consisting of knots, ropes, armillary spheres, crosses of the MilitaryOrder of Christ and elements drawn from nature.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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C lt l L d f Si t

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Palcio da Pena, Sintra Rui Cunha

In the 19th century, Sintra was one of the first places in Europe where

romantic architecture was to be tried out. The king Fernando, married

to the queen Maria II, transformed the ruins of a monastery into a castle,

brilliantly combining Gothic, Islamic and Renaissance features, surrounded

by a park of exuberant and exotic vegetation, in keeping with the taste

of that time. This model was followed in other palaces built in the Serrade Sintra and served as an inspiration in other European landscapes.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Fado Intangible Cultural Heritage

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Casa do Fado e da Guitarra Arquivo Turismo de Portugal

Performed by a solo singer and accompanied by an acoustic guitar and the

Portuguese 12-string guitarra, Fado has its origins in Lisbons old and

historic quarters Mouraria, Alfama, Bairro Alto and Madragoa, being

connected with the inevitability of fate and the emotions of love, and sung

with great intensity and soulfulness. Today it is a world music, a recognised

symbol of Portugal, and UNESCOs most recent addition to its List of theIntangible Cultural Interest of Humanity.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Historic Centre of vora

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Templo Romano, vora Jos Manuel

With its origins dating back to Roman times, vora had its golden age in

the 15th century, when it became the residence of the kings of Portugal. Its

unique character derives from its white limewashed houses, with their tiled

interior decorations and wrought-iron balconies, making the city as a whole

representative of a distinct historical period (16th to 18th centuries). Its

monuments had a decisive influence on the Portuguese architecture that wasintroduced into Brazil.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Patrimnio da Humanidade

Garrison Border Town of Elvas

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Near the Portuguese border line, the town of Elvas has the largest

bulwarked dry ditch system in the world , with an area of 300 ha and

about 10 km of perimeter. It represents the evolution of the military

defensive systems over the centuries. Within its walls we find several

important monuments such as the castle, two forts, three fortlets, the wallsand the impressive 7km-long Amoreira Aqueduct, with its 843 arches.

Garrison Border Town of Elvasand its Fortifications


Lisboa Region5. Convento de Cristo, Tomar6. Mosteiro de Alcobaa7. Mosteiro da Batalha8. Mosteiro dos Jernimos, LisboaTorre de Belm, Lisboa




Madeira Islands15. Laurissilva (Laurel) Forest of Madeira

Cmara Municipal de Elvas

Historic Centre of Angra do Herosmo

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Angra do Herosmo, Terceira Arquivo Turismo de Portugal

Angra do Herosmo forms a quite unique architectural whole, having

been a mandatory port of call for vessels sailing between Europe and other

continents from the 15th century until the appearance of steamboats in the

19th century. The citys imposing fortifications, built more than 400 years

ago, represent a unique example of military architecture.

Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Landscape of the Pico Island

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Vinha da Ilha do Pico Antnio S

On the island of Pico, you will find a remarkable example of the transformation

of an apparently unproductive and rocky volcanic terrain into an extraordinary

landscape of vineyards. The hillsides sloping down to the sea are marked by

a grid of black stone walls separating the vines, testifying to the hard work

of generations ofsmall farmers who successfully overcame a hostile climateto create their own distinctive way of life and produce a wine of great quality.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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Laurissilva (Laurel) Forest of Madeira

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Floresta Laurissilva Arquivo Turismo de Portugal

On the islands north-facing slopes, covering an area of 15 thousand hectares

(equivalent to 20% of its surface), Madeiras primary laurel forest has

successfully survived, withstanding five centuries of human settlement of the

area. Having almost disappeared from the European mainland, it still retains

here its subtropical characteristics, representing the most extensive and

well-preserved Laurissilva forest of the Atlantic islands.Find out more at www.visitportugal.com

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