Top 10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Setubal, Alentejo

February 10, 2022 Brandee Mangan

Discover the best top things to do in Setubal, Portugal including Portal Historico de Setubal, Portal da Gafaria, Ninfa do Bocage, Memoria de Carlos Rodrigues Manel Bola, Castelo de Sao Filipe, Casa da Baia – Centro de Promocao Turistica, Moinho de Mare da Mourisca, Casa das Quatro Cabecas, Miradouro de Sao Sebastiao, Parque do Bonfim.
Restaurants in Setubal

1. Portal Historico de Setubal

Travessa Porta do Sol, Setubal 2900-566 Portugal
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5.0 based on 1 reviews

Portal Historico de Setubal

2. Portal da Gafaria

Avenida Manuel Maria Portela 19, Setubal 2900-479 Portugal
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Portal da Gafaria

3. Ninfa do Bocage

Praca de Bocage crossing with Av. Luisa Todi, Setubal 2900-276 Portugal
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Ninfa do Bocage

4. Memoria de Carlos Rodrigues Manel Bola

Avenida Luisa Todi, Setubal Portugal
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Memoria de Carlos Rodrigues Manel Bola

5. Castelo de Sao Filipe

Estrada do Castelo de Sao Filipe, Setubal 2900-300 Portugal https://visitsetubal.com/um-mundo/cultura/fortalezas/
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4.5 based on 358 reviews

Castelo de Sao Filipe

Fortress of St. Philip An unmissable part of the tourist map, the Fortress of St. Philip was once an important stronghold for the defence and control of the city. Despite the lack of agreement among historians concerning the date its construction began, the fortress is dated to the year 1582, when King Philip II visited Setubal. The Castle of St. Philip, more frequently referred to as a fort or fortress, played a tactical role in strengthening the line of defence of the Portuguese coast that was attacked by pirates from northern Europe and Africa. Some of the most stunning panoramic views of the city and the bay can be seen from the walls of this fort.

Reviewed By A7338VWmariam - Amadora, Portugal

A place where you can just be. Look at the sea and breathe. You'll find peace there and every problem in the world will seem less worrying.

6. Casa da Baia – Centro de Promocao Turistica

Avenida Luisa Todi 468, Setubal 2900-456 Portugal +351 265 545 010 [email protected] http://visitsetubal.com/um-mundo/setubal/casabaia/
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Casa da Baia – Centro de Promocao Turistica

The "House of the Bay - Center for Tourism Promotion ", is an authentic business card of the region of Setubal. The space, which functions in a building from the XVIII century, includes a tourist service area and a wine area, with a wine cellar where all the region's producers are represented. The cloisters function as a winter garden, giving support to the cafeteria where you can taste the famous muscatel of Setubal. This is the ideal space for two or a family to visit, relax and get to know better, everything Setubal has to offer.

Reviewed By JMB265 - Setubal, Portugal

Casa da Baia has all the information you need of where to go and what to do in Setúbal, plus a wine tasting bar and entertainment in the Summer months.

7. Moinho de Mare da Mourisca

Estuario do sado Herdade da Mourisca - Faralhao, Setubal 2910-771 Portugal +351 265 783 090 http://visitsetubal.com/um-mundo/natureza/estuario-sado/estuario-sado-2/
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Moinho de Mare da Mourisca

The Mourisca Tide Mill, located in “Herdade da Mourisca” (Sado Estuary Nature Reserve), is one of four known tidal mills in the Sado Estuary, and is in a prime location for birdwatching. This 280m2 structure was built to operate eight millstones simultaneously, which were active until the 1950’s. After years of abandonment, the Institute for Nature Conservation and Biodiversity purchased it and began its reconstruction and restoration. In 2012, after a co-management protocol was signed, the Setubal City Council was also entrusted with the responsibility of revitalising the mill and the surrounding area. A wide range of activities are carried out at the Mourisca Tide Mill throughout the year. Guided tours to the mill; Hiking (Mourisca Trail and Montado Trail); Birdwatching; Boat tours in the Sado Estuary; Workshops and themed exhibitions; Fairs and themed events (ObservaNatura and regional shows); Presenting environmental projects and Tasting oysters and regional products.

8. Casa das Quatro Cabecas

Rua de Fran Paxeco,44, Setubal 2900-373 Portugal http://www.mun-setubal.pt/pt/pagina/casa-das-quatro-cabecas/281
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Casa das Quatro Cabecas

9. Miradouro de Sao Sebastiao

Rua do Quebra Costas 13, Setubal 2910-087 Portugal
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Miradouro de Sao Sebastiao

10. Parque do Bonfim

Avenida 22 de Dezembro 51, Setubal 2900-670 Portugal http://visitsetubal.com.pt/en/parque-do-bonfim/
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Parque do Bonfim

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