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Casa do Turismo Setúbal, Praça de Bocage, Setúbal

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The Casa do Turismo, in the old Officers' Club building, is the perfect place to buy a wine from the region and get to know a little more about Setúbal's gastronomy and wines.
You can taste a muscatel and a regional sweet on the second floor terrace, with a unique view of the famous Praça de Bocage, where you can also find the Paços do Concelho (Town Hall). There is a cafeteria service and in which local flavors are integrated, as well as a wide range of products that satisfy visitors at any time of the day.
Whether it's an espresso in the morning, a snack in the late afternoon, or an incredible brunch on the weekend, the doors of the Casa do Turismo are open, with the best flavors of Setúbal.

Schedule:
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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Casa da Cultura, Rua Detrás da Guarda, Setúbal

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The Casa da Cultura is one of the city's main cultural and artistic centers, with activities focused on music, film, theater, dance, and photography. The Exhibition Gallery and the Arts Café, which includes the Pátio do Dimas, an open-air space with a vertical garden on one of the walls, functions as a café-concert and an area for meetings and gatherings.

Exhibitions:
http://www.casadacultura-setubal.pt/exposicao/

Schedule:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday - 10am to 10pm
Thursday, Friday and Saturday - 10am to 1am

Tickets:
Free admission.

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Cinema Charlot, Rua Doutor António Manuel Gamito, Setúbal

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The Charlot Cinema - Municipal Auditorium was acquired by Setúbal Municipality in 1998, reopening two years later, on May 31st 2000, after restoration works. Since then, it has registered an estimated number of more than 230 thousand spectators in regular cinema sessions. As of March 2006 Medeia Filmes started to collaborate in the cinematographic programming of this movie theater. In 2011 it was subject to major renovation works.

Ticket prices:
4,50 €
Youth card, student card, senior citizen - 3,50 €.

Films to be released in 2023:

N.M.R. by Cristian Mungiu
Premiere day:
12.01.2023

The Art of Memory
by Rodrigo Areias
Premiere day:
21.01.2023

The Lost King
by Stephen Frears
Premiere day:
27.03.2023

For more premieres go to: https://medeiafilmes.com/proximas-estreias

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Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Setúbal, Avenida Luísa Todi, Setúbal

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The Setubal library is a building located on the main avenue called luisa todi.
In this library its visitors can read and borrow books and learn a little more about the history of Setubal and also work remotely with free wifi.
Some reading activities are also held in this library.

Schedule:
Winter hours (September 16 to June 30):
Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 19:00;
Saturday - 13:00 to 19:00;
Summer Schedule (July 1st to September 15th):
Monday to Friday - 09:00 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 17:30.

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Casa da Baía Setúbal, Avenida Luísa Todi, Setúbal

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Visiting room of the Setúbal region, the Casa da Baía occupies a building from the first half of the XVIII century, classified as Municipal Patrimony. Its main objective is the dissemination and tourist promotion of the region and the distribution of regional products.

It is a multifunctional public space where they are installed:
Setubal City Council's Tourism Division;
Tourist Information Office;
Azeitão cheese and Setúbal muscatel brotherhoods;
Setúbal Bay Association.

The demand for the various spaces of the Casa da Baía, both from the public and from companies or institutions, is high. In the summer months there is a weekly program with musical shows and throughout the year there is an exhibition gallery always active.

The leisure areas inside and outside are favorable for presentations and events of various kinds. On the second floor there is a meeting room and auditorium for meetings, seminars and colloquiums.

Schedule:
From 9 am to 7 pm, every day.

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Fórum Municipal Luísa Todi, Avenida Luísa Todi, Setúbal

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The "Luísa Todi" was inaugurated on July 24, 1960 and has been owned by the City Council since 1990. The building is located on the site where the Teatro Rainha D. Amélia existed, a reference in interior architecture and a landmark in the theatrical history of Setúbal and the country.
The old building was considered by Sousa Bastos, in the Dictionary of Portuguese Theatre, published in 1908, as being "perhaps the most beautiful and elegant show house in Portugal", rivaling, at the time, the homonymous room in Lisbon.
After the completion of a project to renovate the building, the theater, originally opened in 1960, reopened to the public on September 15, 2012 completely modernized and equipped with a panoply of necessary features to make it possible to host events of different artistic styles, as well as initiatives with other characteristics, such as congresses and seminars.
Even with the deep and complex interventions of the redevelopment project, the distinctive architectural design was maintained and remains as one of the city's brand images.
This forum offers countless shows to its visitors.

Some shows in 2023:
Show name: New Year's Concert, with a taste of Brazil
With Orquestra metropolitana de lisboa
January the 5th at 21H00
TICKETS: 14 euros for the audience .

Name of show: DIOGO
With Luís Franco Bastos
20th of January at 21H00
TICKETS: 16 euros for the audience, 14 euros for the balcony

Concert by Mariza
February 3 at 9:00 PM
TICKETS: 38 euros.

For more shows go to:
https://www.forumluisatodi.pt/espetaculos/

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Capela do Senhor do Bonfim, Avenida Independência das Colónias, Setúbal

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The image of Senhor do Bonfim was one of the most venerated throughout the country in the seventeenth century. King João V himself visited Setúbal in 1711, fulfilling a promise he made to that image when his father was ill. Many devotees came to the chapel, settling in the adjoining inns. It was important as the beginning or terminus of processions, being also where the Way of the Cross ended.

In the chapel, it is worth mentioning the 18th century tiles, an image called Nossa Senhora dos Homens and paintings from the same period as well as the baroque gilded carving. After the 1755 earthquake, the partial reconstruction of the nave affected the upper part of the tile panels.

Schedule:
Every day from 15:30 to 17:30

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After the Second World War, a Luso-British commission developed a coastal defense plan for the Lisbon region, known as the Barron Plan, which, between 1948 and 1958, made operational the fixed batteries installed along the banks of the rivers Tejo and Sado and the Setúbal Peninsula.

Located on the slope of Serra da Arrábida, the 7th Battery of Outão was the seventh defense redoubt of the Portuguese coast, protecting the mouth of the Sado river and reinforcing the firepower of the 6th and 8th batteries.

It became operational in 1954, consisting of three 152mm Vickers batteries (British made, with a range of about 35 km), the old Old Fort of Outão and the barracks built in the Fort. It ceased operations in 1998 and has not been used since its closure.

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Miradouro de São Sebastiao - Setúbal, Rua Forte, Setúbal

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This viewpoint near downtown, is made of nooks lined with tiles, where shades of blue, yellow and orange prevail, its location gives a pleasant sense of privacy. Facing the riverfront, it is a privileged spot to appreciate all the bustle of small fishing or tourist boats crossing in the direction of Tróia.

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This viewpoint has a wooden ramp, where you can take beautiful pictures to remember later.
This ramp is not only for taking pictures, it also serves as a launching pad and support for extreme sports, such as paragliding.

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Igreja de Santa Maria da Graça, Rua Doutor António Joaquim Granjo, Setúbal

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Originally built in the 13th century in the Roman-Gothic style, it was rebuilt in the 16th century.
Two towers, tall and robust, flank the imposing facade, with an entrance through a Serlian portal.
Inside the temple stand out the columns of the Tuscan order, with frescoes from the late 18th century, the ceiling from the second half of the same century, the side altars, the gilded carving of the chancel and the tiles from the late 18th century.

Schedule:
Weekdays from 5pm to 7pm.
Sunday from 10h00 am to 22h00 pm
Closed on Saturdays

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It is believed to date back to the end of the 13th century, and its foundation is owed to the Setubal fishing community.

It was rebuilt in the 16th and 18th centuries, after the damages suffered during the several earthquakes that occurred in the region, having its original appearance changed.

It preserves the two manueline portals, the most notable being the one facing north.

Highlights include the chancel, with a painting by Pedro Alexandrino de Carvalho, and the tile panels with polychrome frame, narrating episodes from the life of S. Julião and Santa Vasilissa.

Schedule:
Every day from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays

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Setúbal Aqueduct, or Aqueduct of the Arches, is an aqueduct that began at Arca d'Água, and ended in the center of the city of Setúbal. Built in the late 15th century, during the reign of King João II, it extended for several kilometers, from the source to the city walls.

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Setubal's central square, named after the best-known Setubalian poet, is a place for strolling, formerly called Praça do Sapal, surrounded by several historical buildings such as the Town Hall and the Church of São Julião, and in the center stands a statue of the poet Bocage.
The Bocage Square is the heart of Setúbal, adorned by palm trees and mirrors of water, in the center stands the monument to Bocage inaugurated on December 21, 1871 on a Corinthian column resting on four octagonal steps rises the statue of the poet made of white marble.

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Convento de Nossa Senhora da Arrábida, R. São Lourenço

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Built in the 16th century, the Arrábida Convent covers, in its 25 hectares, the Old Convent, located on the highest part of the mountain, the New Convent, located on the hillside, the Garden, and the Bom Jesus Shrine.
The convent was founded in 1542 by Friar Martinho de Santa Maria.
With the extinction of the religious orders in 1834, the convent, the cells and the chapels scattered throughout the hills suffered various plundering and enormous damage caused by abandonment.
In 1863, the Casa de Palmela estate acquired the convent, but construction only began in the 40s and 50s of the following century. Forty years later, in 1990, its then owner, Manuel de Souza Holstein Beck, sold the convent and the surrounding area, totaling 25 hectares, to the Fundação Oriente, the only institution that, in his opinion, provided guarantees of maintaining the values with which, in the 16th century, his ancestors had delivered it to the people of Arrábida.

Convent is open for visits on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays by appointment by phone or e-mail.

Prices
Admission: €5
Groups of more than 15 people: €3 per visitor
Children under 6 years old: free
Student and over 65 years old: €3

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Forte de São Filipe, Estrada do Castelo de São Filipe, Setúbal

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A must-see tourist attraction, the São Filipe Fort was once an important defensive and control bastion of the city. Although historians are not unanimous about the date of the beginning of the works, the order for the construction of the fortress is pointed to the year 1582, when King Philip II visited Setúbal.

The  São Filipe Fort, more often called fort or fortress, played a tactical role in reinforcing the defense line of the Portuguese coast battered by pirates from northern Europe and Africa.

From the walls of the fort you can see one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the bay.

Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday ,  10h00 to  18h00.
Monday - closed.

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The Creiro Archaeological Station is an industrial complex of fish salting production from the Roman era and has the remains of the ruins of the factories, bathhouse and warehouses. The building of the fish salting factories was built in the 1st century AD and at the end of the century underwent remodeling works that increased the number of existing tanks. It was in these tanks that the fish, especially sardines and mackerel, macerated in salt, being preserved for a long period.

Parking and bathrooms are adapted to people with reduced mobility. During the bathing season, parking is paid and there are restrictions on car circulation, as part of the municipal Car Free Arrábida program.

Free Entry.

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Mercado do Livramento, Avenida Luísa Todi, Setúbal

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The Livramento Market is located on Avenida Todi, near the historic centre and is worth a visit to observe the rich variety of fish, molluscs and shellfish, its tiles are also worth mentioning as well as the rest of the commerce. The Market was built in 1930 and its columns are made of cast iron.

schedule:
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Largo Jesus 3, 2900-197 Setúbal, Portugal

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The Convent and the Church of Jesus are true milestones in Portuguese architectural history, the mark of the beginning of the Manueline style.
It currently has a Setúbal Museum which has been operating in the Convento de Jesus since 1961.
Schedule:
Tuesday to Saturday, from 10h00 to 18h00;
Sunday, from 14h00 to 18h00;
Closed Mondays and Holidays.

Price: 3 € | 1 € (organised groups by appointment)
Free: -12 years | +65 years | school groups