Top Things to do in Maia
10 Sights & Landmarks in Maia That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Maia, Portugal including Quinta dos Conegos, Miradouro Melo Nunes, Igreja Conventual de Sao Salvador, Igreja de Aguas Santas (Igreja de Nossa Senhora do O), Lidador Tower, Santuario Mariano de Nossa Senhora do Bom Despacho, Igreja e Casa do Mosteiro de Sao Salvador de Moreira, Capela de Nossa Senhora da Guadalupe, Estatua Do Lidador, Estatua Do Doutor Jose Vieira De Carvalho.
Restaurants in Maia
1. Quinta dos Conegos
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Extraordinary eighteenth century house in the purest Baroque style and strong influence of Nasoni school.Recently acquired by the city of Maia, will soon be a social and cultural enjoyment space, taking advantage of the main building, several outbuildings and beautiful gardens with several notes that reinforce its baroque spirit. How to get Metro do Porto - Maia Park and stops Forum Maia
2. Miradouro Melo Nunes
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Located in the village of Maia and inaugurated in 2016, the Melo Nunes viewpoint is one of the most recent nature observation sites, which offers to its visitors a wonderful scenario of Frade Natural Swimming Pools and Calhau D'Areia beach. A place that brings peace, renews energies and joy. It also offers benches for relaxation and socialization. GPS: 37º50'7.09" N | 25º23'22.558" W
3. Igreja Conventual de Sao Salvador
4. Igreja de Aguas Santas (Igreja de Nossa Senhora do O)
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4.5 based on 35 reviews
Monumento Nacional desde 1884, cuja data de construcao e anterior a propria nacionalidade. Esta igreja foi fundada pelos cavaleiros do Santo Sepulcro, sendo duplice, por nele morarem conegos e conegas de Santo Agostinho, da ordem regrante do Santo Sepulcro. De origem romanica possui duas naves com capiteis ornados com folhagens e decoram-na paineis pintados com motivos vegetalistas e animais. Destaca-se na sua frontaria o portal de quatro arquivoltas ogivadas, e, no lado norte, o portal de duas arquivoltas igualmente ogivadas, com a cruz de Malta no timpano.
5. Lidador Tower
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4.5 based on 123 reviews
The Torre Lidador is an iconic building of this county representing the opening of a new cycle of progress and development. Having as its primary objective the installation of municipal services, this is a key landmark to a process of sustainable development. The Torre Lidador is a reference in the city, with 92 meters high, being the 5th tallest building in the country and the highest outside the city of Lisbon Being visible from any of the ten parishes of the county is a reference, not only geographical but also illustrative of development, work capacity and entrepreneurial spirit. It represents the transparency and openness of Local Government, the accessibility of the Municipal Council of Maia to citizens. This is an open and transparent workspace. It was inaugurated on July 9, 2001 and its author Architect Antonio Machado
