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Sunday, October 3, 2010

Visit the Church of Cerdeira

The Church was built Cerdeira in the Sixteenth Century

















Visit the Source of Santo Amaro - Cerdeira

Source of Santo Amaro, located in the Town of Cerdeira, was built in 1907 was the end of the first pipe built in the parish.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Visit the Fountain of Cerdeira

Visit the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem - Cerdeira

Visit the River Beach Pejadouro - Stumps

The Pit River Beach Pejadouro, located in the Town of blocks, is bounded by the river Ceira.
Presents an extensive body of water, which is maintained by a natural dam
This beach is lined with huge trees, basically consisting of alder, poplar and small broom that give enough color in the middle of spring.
Do not have any infrastructure.

Visit the well CESP - Stumps

Visit the Parque da Trapa - Stumps

Visit to Picnic Park Celavisa

Friday, October 1, 2010

Visit the Chapel of St. Anthony - Celavisa

Visit the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem - Celavisa

Visit the Peace Tower - Benfeita

The Peace Tower, located in the Village of Benfeita, rings bells in 1620 (which lasted for days the 2nd World War) every year on May 7 - the day lasting peace in Portugal during the conflict.
It was probably one of the first places in the country to know the news of the war's end.
Immediately, the church bells rang, as happens every year since.
This tower has a clock that is a fine example of old mechanical watches.

Visit the River Beach Benfeita

The beach of Benfeita river, is located in the village of Shale Benfeita in the place where the rivers join Forest and Carcavão.
This river is fit for the practice of bathing activity. It consists of a dam that created at the bottom, a "mirror pool", and whose banks are composed of a sand that allows bathers to stay near the water.

Visit the Bridge of Fraga da Pena - Benfeita

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Visit the Forest Margaraça - Benfeita

The Forest Margaraça, located in the Town of Benfeita, integrates Biogenetic Reserves Network the Council of Europe, viewed as a site of community interest, due to its unrivaled natural value. The vegetation that characterizes it is oak, arbutus, the ilex, the hazel, cherry, honeysuckle, martagon, the elm and Heather (whose pollen gives a taste of honey so characteristic Açor Mountain), along with a high coverage of mosses, lichens and fungi. The Forest Margaraça has the character of the relic primeval forest vegetation on the slopes schist.

Visit the Church of St. Cecilia - Benfeita

The Parish Church of Benfeita contains the image of the patron saint of the village of Santa Cecilia, who is the patron saint of musicians.