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Miradouro de Sao Sebastiao - São Domingos’ Viewpoint offers a panoramic view of the Marina de Setúbal, Tróia, and the Arrábida Natural Park.
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Praca do Bocage - The central square in Setúbal, named after the city’s renowned poet, Manuel Maria du Bocage. Adjacent to it stands the magnificent 16th-century Church of S. Julião.
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Mercado do Livramento - The Livramento Market is acclaimed by USA Today as one of the top food markets globally.
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Baia de Setubal - Observe the vibrant and traditional fishing boats at Setúbal’s oldest marina.
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Forte de Sao Filipe - An essential destination for visitors due to its spectacular panoramic views of the city, the 16th-century Saint Philip’s Fort served as a critical fortification for the city. Also notable is its celebrated Chapel adorned with exquisite azulejos by the esteemed artist Policarpo de Oliveira Bernardes.
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Museu da Setubal - The Convent and Church of Jesus stand as significant milestones in the history of Portuguese architecture, signifying the inception of the Manueline style. They have been designated as national monuments since 1910 and 1933, respectively.
The Setúbal Museum has been housed within the Convent of Jesus since 1961. The city’s principal artistic assets are part of the Setúbal Museum/Convento de Jesus collection. This includes the 14 panels of the Altarpiece of the Church of Jesus, also known as the \
- Azeitão cheese and bread tasting
- Wine tasting experience
- Comprehensive insurance included
- Guided tour with an official guide
- lunch
Reserve your spot now for an exclusive exploration of Setúbal, where you’ll immerse yourself in its distinct atmosphere and landscape, attractive historic district, brightly hued structures and significant features like the 16th-century Convent of Jesus and São Julião Church. Setúbal also boasts of an energetic gastronomic culture, especially its fresh seafood and regional treats, such as ‘choco frito’ (fried cuttlefish).
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