Amarante is a picture-perfect town in Northern Portugal with medieval, Renaissance and Romanesque influences that make it an absolutely breath-taking place to explore.
Ponte de São Gonçalo is one of Amarante’s most striking features both due to its central position within the town as well as its large, arched architectural style.
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With an intricate facade, a 16th-century Renaissance doorway and the tomb of Gonçalo de Amarante himself located within.
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Built in 1725, Igreja de São Domingos is very different to its neighbour and it is interesting to compare and contrast the two as they stand side-by-side.
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This bakery has been open for over a century and is the place to come to indulge in some Portuguese sweet treats.
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Walking along the banks of the pristine Tâmega River is one of the most relaxing things to do in Amarante, plus it’s free so everyone can enjoy a peaceful stroll!
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