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Art in Portugal
Global Dança Academia
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Rua Manuel Pinto de Azevedo, 65-J
4100-321, Porto
Escola especializada no ensino de várias modalidades relacionadas com a Dança, Teatro, Música, Yoga, Capoeira e Artes Marciais.
Centro de Monitorização e Interpretação Ambiental de Viana do Castelo
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Rua da Argaçosa
4900-394, Viana do Castelo
Ancient water mills that currently act as environmental education center. Here you can see an exhibit about the urban requalification program and Environmental Recovery.
Fábrica da Pólvora de Barcarena
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Estrada das Fontainhas
2730-085, Barcarena
An important element of the industrial archaeology, the Fábrica da Pólvora de Barcarena (Barcarena's Gunpowder Factory) has a high historic and cultural interest. Through the recovery of several buildings and equipments that testify to the making of gunpowder an interesting space of leisure and culture has been created.
Centro Cultural da Lourinhã
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Rua João Luís de Moura, 70
2530-154, Lourinhã
A munciapl auditorium that welcomes several events.
Auditório Mirita Casimiro
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Rua Alexandre Lobo, 53
3500-071, Viseu
This auditorium stages several shows and some performing arts. In the main lobby, paintings by several artists are exhibited for sale.
Cineteatro de Rio Maior
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Largo Aires de Sá
2040-236, Rio Maior
Space of modern architecture, designed for the creation and promotion of diversified events as the projection of movies and the theater. Has a capacity of 246 seats.
Cine-Teatro Miramar
- art
Rua Nossa Senhora de Fátima, 18
9600-134, Rabo de Peixe
Space where there are some cultural activities, with emphasis on film sessions.
Palácio da Bolsa
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Rua Ferreira Borges
4050-253, Porto
This is a magnificent exemplar of the neo-classic architecture built in the second half of the XIX century. The Arab salon (decorated with beautiful paintings and furniture), the noble stairs and the Pátio das Nações stand out.
Casa das Artes
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Rua de Ruben A, 210
4150-639, Porto
Projected by the architect Souto Moura in 1980, it was finished in 1991. On the garden’s side the wall is of stone, but the house opens to the city on the north side, through a glass wall, which lights up the inside. The house presents collective exhibitions and, add to this, it also organizes events related to theatre and cinema, at the auditorium.