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Centro de Interpretação do Galo e da Cidade de Barcelos

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Centro de Interpretação do Galo e da Cidade de Barcelos

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-Culture and Traditions-

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Centro de Interpretação do Galo e da Cidade de Barcelos

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Inauguração do Centro de Interpretação do Galo e da Cidade de Barcelos 21 de julho de 2013

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Monumentos Mas Importantes de la República Dominicana

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Flashmob en el Monumento de la Revolución

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Welcome to our city! Have fun! ;) :) http://www.cm-barcelos.pt/visitar-barcelos/descubra

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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"Barcelos Cidade Medieval" decorrerá de 28 a 31 de maio no centro histórico de Barcelos. Uma iniciativa conjunta do Município com a Associação Burgo Divertido que, pelo segundo ano, com esta dimensão, espera atrair à cidade milhares de visitantes.

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Promover e salvaguardar o conceito de produtos tradicionais e de excelência elencados nos mercados, mercadilhos e feiras tradicionais que tem na Feira de Barcelos a sua grande âncora de atratividade e diferenciação, mas que existem um pouco por toda a Euro-região, é o objetivo do vídeo que agora se apresenta.

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-Culture and Traditions-

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The Legend of the Portuguese Lucky Rooster

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Portugal Legends. The legend of the lucky rooster. On of the most interesting portuguese items and an icon of our country. For the first time we have decided to upload the legend in a small homemade video.

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Barcelos é uma cidade portuguesa no Distrito de Braga, região Norte e sub-região do Cávado, com cerca de 20 625 habitantes. É sede de um município com 378,7 km² de área e 124 576 habitantes (2009) subdividido em 89 freguesias, sendo o concelho com maior número de freguesias em todo o país.

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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Uploaded by MunicipioBarcelos on 2014-12-19.

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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Uploaded by MunicipioBarcelos on 2014-12-19.

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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Penafiel Visita Guiada Museu Penafiel HD

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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Traditional Arts and Crafts

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It's around 100km from Porto to the mouth of the , a broad river of even broader historical and cultural significance for the Portuguese since it marks the border with neighbouring Spain. The river has lent its name to the entire northwestern province, the Minho, which tourists may see referred to as a rebranded sub-region of Porto and North Portugal. The area encompasses a range of postcard-worthy landscapes and features that could almost be Portugal in microcosm: dreamy river scenes, high mountains, rolling vineyards, beautiful historic towns, dramatic Atlantic beaches, ancient religious foundations and mysterious archaeological sites. Add a modern network of roads - it takes only an hour or so to get from the main towns to remote hiking villages - and a useful regional bus and train network ensures the Minho is an instantly appealing region to visit, as a sort of Portugal-in-a-nutshell experience, easily accessible straight out of Porto airport.

For a start, the region features many Portuguese traditions, whether it's the vast weekly market at Barcelos - a cross between a medieval fair and vast farmers' market - or the summer , or carnival, at Viana do Castelo. The Minho's two principal historic towns, both in the south, are also steeped in tradition - handsomely preserved, medieval Guimarães, Portugal's first capital, and neighbouring Braga, the country's ecclesiastical centre. The Minho coast, meanwhile, as little as half an hour's drive from Braga, is the typical Atlantic swathe of sweeping dunes and wild surf. Known as the Costa Verde (Green Coast), it's pretty much one unbroken stretch of sand as far as the Spanish border, punctuated by small-scale resorts and the historic maritime town of Viana do Castelo.

Central Minho is characterized by the region's other major river, the Rio Lima, which idles through a succession of pretty towns where there's little to do but soak up the scenery - ideally, while staying in one of the manor houses or country homes for which this area is renowned. Further east, the charming Lima valley eventually gives way to the mountains of the Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês, Portugal's only national park, which stretches north as far as the Spanish border and east into the province of Trás-os-Montes.

To the north, the Minho region ends - where the country ends - with the Rio Minho, across which lies Spain. A string of compact fortified towns flanks the river on the Portuguese side, and the Minho train line from Porto terminates in the best of the lot, the spectacular walled town of Valença do Minho, a major crossing point into Spain.

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It's around 100km from Porto to the mouth of the , a broad river of even broader historical and cultural significance for the Portuguese since it marks the border with neighbouring Spain. The river has lent its name to the entire northwestern province, the Minho, which tourists may see referred to as a rebranded sub-region of Porto and North Portugal.

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Uploaded by MunicipioBarcelos on 2015-03-11.

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Barcelos - The district where we live/ study.

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Barcelos - The district where we live/ study.

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Municipio de Barcelos updated their cover photo.

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Fragoso - The village where our school is located

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Fragoso - The village where our school is located

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A very beautiful spot near our school ;)

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A very beautiful spot near our school! ;) :) *To include in our Padlets/ selected (from the internet) by one of my students (Samuel :)).

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Culture&Traditions

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Visitar Barcelos - Município de Barcelos

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Dia 4 de agosto Musica na Praça -... - Municipio de Barcelos | Facebook

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Dia 4 de agosto Musica na Praça - Motocavaquinhos Praça do Vinho - Workshop "As voltas que o Loureiro dá" e Segundas com vinho com Bárbara Carvalho...