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Showing posts with label Saint Julian (Setúbal). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saint Julian (Setúbal). Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

Visit the Parish Church of Setúbal - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Visit the Statue of Luiza Todi - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Visit the Statue of Bocage - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Bocage's statue, located in the Parish of St. Julian (Setúbal), the square named after the poet, was inaugurated in 1871.
The monument of white marble, measures 12 meters high and consists of a Corinthian column steps over four eighths, taking the helm on the statue of the poet, with two meters.

Visit the Statue of Muher - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Visit the Bonfim Stadium - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Bonfim Stadium is a football stadium where they usually play Vitoria Setubal and is located in the Parish of St. Julian (Setúbal). It was opened in 1962 and can count on 18,694 spectators. The Stadium is located in Bonfim Park and has had a capacity of around 30,000 spectators.

Visit the Convent of Jesus - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

The Convent of Jesus of Setúbal is now a Gothic style church situated in the Parish of St. Julian, considered an early example of Manueline.
The interior has arches, twisted columns and windows made ​​in breach of Arrábida, which support the vaults. The ceiling features a spiral ribs.

Visit the Aqueduct de Setúbal - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

The Aqueduct of Setúbal, or Arches Aqueduct is an aqueduct which had its beginnings in the Ark Water (Alferrara), and ended at the center of Setubal.
Built in the late fifteenth century, under King John II, extended out from the source, to the city walls.
The water left the city, however, depend on this aqueduct.
The urban expansion of the city reduced the remains to some sections of the aqueduct, one of which is located in the city center, in the Parish of St. Julian.
The aqueduct is classified as a cultural heritage building.

Visit the Cotton Park - Saint Julian (Setúbal)

Cotton Park, located in the Parish of St. Julian (Setúbal), covers an area of ​​8.4 hectares, equivalent to eight football fields, and will be built in two phases.