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The Prazo Archaeological Station, located in Freixo de Numão, in the municipality of Vila Nova de Foz Côa (Guarda district, Portugal), is one of the most fascinating sites in the north of the country, with remains spanning from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages.

Pocinho is a village in the municipality of Vila Nova de Foz Côa, located on the left bank of the Douro River. Its railway station is the current terminus of the Linha do Douro. The small town developed with the construction of the station in the 19th century, which served as a warehouse for goods such as minerals and agricultural products. The Pocinho Dam is located next to the village, which currently provides a road connection between the districts of Guarda and Bragança. Places to visit: Pocinho Railway Station Pocinho Dam Pocinho High Performance Rowing Centre

From a distance, the building resembles a large outcrop emerging from the ground, and its facade is composed of mineral pigments in concrete, mimicking the natural irregularities of the region's metamorphic rocks. The Côa Museum does not replace a visit to the rock art sites in the Côa Valley Archaeological Park, but it is a gateway that allows visitors to discover the artistic richness of the Côa and Douro valleys. Furthermore, the museum houses the largest library in Portugal dedicated to rock art. 😊

The Linha do Douro is one of the most scenic railway routes in Europe, running along the Douro River Valley in northern Portugal. This train departs from central Porto and follows the Douro River eastwards, passing vineyards and stunning scenery. The full journey runs from Porto to Pocinho and takes approximately three and a half hours. Along the way, you can see some of the most beautiful scenery in the Douro Valley, especially between Régua and Pocinho1. In addition, there is a historic train operating on this line, offering a unique experience with carriages from the 1920s. 🚂😎🚶‍♀️🌄

The museum offers elixir guides to see Paleolithic and Neolithic rock carvings by road and by boat. Enticed of Universal Mondial Value recognized by UNESCO

The Côa Museum opened on July 30, 2010, and is located on one of the slopes where the Douro and Côa rivers meet. Designed by architects Camilo Rebelo and Tiago Pimentel, the museum is one of the largest in Portugal. Its design is inspired by the notion that "Paleolithic art in the Côa Valley is perhaps the earliest manifestation of 'Land art.'"

The stairs go all the way to the water, especially nice when it is not so hot

Coa Valley is the largest Paleolithic open-air museum in the world. The museum provides a nice insight with replicas and screens