This arch is the best kept structure of the ancient Coimbra’s wall, which corresponded to the main entrance in the city during the Islamic period. On the arch is the sculpture of our Lady, the national arms and the symbol of the city foundation.

Arched door broken by a tombstone framed with the cross of Christ and corners. It has three battlements and still has the coving boxes and the lock holes.

Door was built in the reign of Dom Pedro II, then King of Portugal and the Algarve, to symbolize, as can be read in the inscription, the entry of so many triumphs of the Portuguese and spoils taken the Spanish with the help of God and of His Pure Mother.

One of the main doors of the Castle, oriented towards the Hermitage of s. Brás. Retains the supporting structures of cannons.

Historic port that is part of the fence in the urban castle of Castelo de Vide.

Another of the four doors of the Castle, but with direct access by road to the chapel of the same patron saint.