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Which town in Portugal?

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Last updated: January 17, 2023
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An UNESCO Heritage Site
Sintra
Gives its name to a revolucionary song wrote by Zeca Afonso in 1974
Grândola
Known as "Vila Presépio"
Alenquer
Located on the Portuguese Riviera
Cascais
Sartago on roman times
Sertã
The portuguese Silicon Valley
Oeiras
Known by its traditional rugs
Arraiolos
Located on a u-shapped valley
Manteigas
An UNESCO Heritage Site and one of the biggest palaces in the world
Mafra
Known by its battle important to the formation and independence of Portugal
Arcos de Valdevez
Once designated as "Sintra do Alentejo" by King Peter V
Castelo de Vide
Where the oldest castle of the country is located
Montemor-o-Velho
Pedro Álvares Cabral was born here
Belmonte
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The oldest town with the status of "Vila" in Portugal
Ponte de Lima
Known by the Passadiços do Paiva
Arouca
Located along the Arouce River
Lousã
The biggest municipality by area
Odemira
Located on São Mamede Mountains; Known in roman times as Ammaia
Marvão
Known as an historical fortified town
Almeida
The local Monastery its a UNESCO Heritage Site
Batalha
Known by its horse fair
Golegã
Saint Beatrice was born here
Campo Maior
Known by its spa town and water; located in the Algarve
Monchique
Formed by 3 old settlements: Pederneira, Sítio and Praia
Nazaré
Near of the most central point of mainland Portugal
Vila de Rei
Known as the Capital of Chocolate or Christmas Town
Óbidos
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