Aqueduct

Vila do Conde

Description

Originally formed by 999 arches, with about 4 km, it is the second longest aqueduct in Portugal. The artificial canal was built between 1705 and 1714 from the Santa Clara Convent to the east (Terroso, Póvoa de Varzim), with the aim of bringing water to the monastery fountain, through its arches.

Location: Vila do Conde

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"EÇA DE QUEIRÓS" APARTMENT

RNAL: 67250/ALLocal Accommodation with literature on Local Culture, "Eça de Queirós" and "Cego...

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HOMEinLAND of Terroso

RNAL: 15999/ALRelax in comfort on the picturesque terrace facing the pool and overlooking the...

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À Terra Restaurant

Inspired by the fruits of nature, in a return to the origins and to the genuine, these are cozy...

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