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Capela de São Roque e São Tiago Maior
Póvoa de Varzim, Porto, Portugal
Built in 1582 as a plea for protection against plague, this small chapel on Póvoa de Varzim's main square changed character when a statue of Saint James — found on the...
Church of São Bento da Vitória
Porto, Porto, Portugal
Built from 1604 by the Portuguese Benedictine Congregation on the site of Porto's former Jewish quarter, São Bento da Vitória remains a consecrated church known for its...
Church of São Pedro de Rates
Póvoa de Varzim, Porto, Portugal
São Pedro de Rates marks the point where the Coastal and Central routes of the Camino Português converge before continuing toward Barcelos and Santiago de Compostela....
Porto Cathedral
Porto, Porto, Portugal
The Sé do Porto has held the seat of the Bishop of Porto for nine centuries, its thick Romanesque walls and twin towers built as much for defense as for devotion....
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