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Chafariz Fundeiro / Chafariz D'El Rei
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Rua de São Brás - EN523
6230-160, Fundão
Fountain of backrest with a very simple structure, the present two cocks, a rectangular tank and surmounted by cornice. It was built in the 14th century, in the time of d. Dinis.
Cruzeiro em Salgueiro
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Largo do Cruzeiro
6230-618, Fundão
Cruise the path type, consisting of a quadrangular platform with two steps, a box on top and plinth, a frame and a Latin cross with framed rods. It was built in 1907 to mark the location of some processions.
Pelourinho de Alpedrinha
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Largo do Pelourinho, 6
6230-071, Fundão
This pillory is composed by an octagonal shaft settled in a three steps platform and Ionic capital above which it is possible to see four sustained irons decorated with snake heads. The prismatic body it is finished by7 a pyramid crowned by a sphere.
Ponte Romana de Pêro Viseu
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Pêro Viseu
6230-180, Fundão
This Roman Bridge probably used to belong to the road that connected until Viseu. It has three round arches in which the central is the biggest one, breakwaters and a pathway where it is still possible to admire some flagstone that used to belong to the original road.
Igreja Matriz de Souto da Casa / Igreja de São Pedro
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Rua Marquês de Pombal
6230-706, Fundão
Mannerist church built in 1690, to present a main facade framed by pilasters and torn by a perfect round portal.
Igreja Matriz de Orca / Igreja de São Francisco de Assis
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Largo da Igreja, 4
6230-512, Fundão
Church built in the 16th century and rebuilt in 1713, to present a main facade framed by pilasters and torn by a rectilinear portal.
Igreja Matriz de Mata da Rainha / Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Açor
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Rua Manuel F. Clemente
6230-810, Fundão
Igreja Matriz de Fatela / Igreja de São João Baptista
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Rua do Martir, 1
6230-180, Fundão
This is a mannerist and revivalist church, with a longitudinal plan and composed by one only nave, a narrower main chapel and an attached sacristy. It was rather changed during the reforms that took place on the 19th and 20th centuries, maintaining from the original construction (previous to the 14th century) the sacristy window.