Tourist sites in Setubal

Fort of San Felipe 4.6 The Fortress of Sao Felipe dates from the 16th century and rises at high altitude over Setubal, taking advantage of its strategic location to protect the estuary from the incursions of Arab pirates and attackers. The fortress was built under the direction of Don Felipe I when Spain and Portugal lived together under the reign of the same monarch, and the design follows a star design, of great defensive value. Inside the castle there is a delicious chapel with ancient tiles, inexpugnable almenas and one of the best views that can be admired by Setubal. The castle has been skilfully restored since it was managed by the City of Setubal, and today it is considered a major tourist attraction. The walk from Setubal to the castle is uphill and is done something heavy in summer, when it is best to take a taxi. The entrance to the fortress is free and the coffee in the almenas is of the most panoramic of Setubal. .
Two Fishers 4.3 You can still see fishing boats that come and go with the daily fishing.
Observatorio da Caldeira do Moinho Bird Observatory in the Sado River estuary nature reserve.
Moinho de Maré da Mourisca A 17th-century tidal mill modelically rehabilitated as a center of interpretation of the natural reserve. In addition to the mill itself, with its eight stones moved by the water embossed during the plamor, there are observatories, trails, boat walks and a local product shop with a terrace on the shore, perfect for a creamy cheese of Azeitão and a glass of roxo moscatel watching the flamingos filter with their peaks the tidal sludge.
Palácio da Bacalhôa The Quinta da Bacalhoa is an old property of the Portuguese Royal House. It is considered the most beautiful of the fifths of the first half of the 16th century, which are still preserved in Portugal. The headquarters is located in Quinta da Bassaqueira, in Azitão, Setúbal, which opens its doors and invites you to discover different collections divided into three thematic groups. The visit combines wine, nature and art. From the millennial olive trees transplanted from the Alqueva dam to the gardens of the winery, to the interior of the facilities, the route never ceases to be surprising. During the visit you will also have the opportunity to experience the basic steps of a wine tasting and better appreciate all the pleasure that comes from tasting. After visiting the winery and the museum, you will visit our Palace, where you will discover a privileged landscape with a historical setting that began with the founders of the Avis dynasty. The architecture of the Palace, its decoration and gardens have been influenced over the centuries by the different owners, inspired by their travel through Europe, Africa and the East, or simply by being the Mecenas surrounded by artists, helping to transform it into a unique jewel. In time, the Fifth was embellished with walls of Portuguese tiles of the 19th century. XV and XVI evoking Arab designs and with a lake house overlooking the Fifth. From the inside out, you can see unique pieces of private art collection, in the gardens and vineyards to the lake house where we can find the first antique tile in Portugal. Behind the great wines, there's always a great story. .

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