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The palace was built by the superintendent Diogo Inácio de Pina Manique (1733-1805), who held several positions during the time of the Marquis of Pombal. His connection to the town, which came to be called Manique do Intendente and was initially called Alcoentrinho, and which belonged to the Order of Christ, dates back to the time of his uncle, who established a manor in favor of his nephew in 1773. Thus began a very ambitious project, which envisaged the creation of a town with a rationalist architectural design and which included, in addition to the palace (whose construction remained unfinished), the Town Hall, the pillory, the Palace of Justice and the church. This plan did not go ahead due to Pina Manique's removal from the position of superintendent and his premature death.

“Paul Natura”, Manique do Intendente https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nKhlLvOrJw

The city has a certain charm, but it has faded for many years... As if the city had its heyday in the 1980s. Unfortunately, many shops are empty and the houses are falling into disrepair. Here and there, restoration and new construction is taking place, after all, it has remained Portuguese since 1147 AD. What is still very well preserved is the market hall with its typical ceramic tiles.

I can only agree with Marian, it is really beautiful and impressive, and the location is well chosen. Along with the bee in Lisbon and the rabbit in Porto, this is another work of art made from rubbish.

Worth seeing cathedral on the main square of the city of Santarem. Headquarters of the diocese of Santarém. The gilded wood carvings in the side altars are beautiful.

In addition to the carriageways, there is no space left on the bridge. Watch out for tangents from people who can't slow down behind a cyclist.

“Paul Natura”, Manique do Intendente https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nKhlLvOrJw

Paúl de Manique do Intendente is an area of around 97,000 square meters that constitutes a very rich natural heritage of great importance in terms of biodiversity, namely in terms of avifauna, already recognized at national level. It is an ecosystem composed of more than 180 species, where you can find 5 "simply unique" species such as the striped tortoise, the common caiman, the otter, the black stork and the reed. The municipality has been focusing on promoting this space, having recently advanced with the installation of an infrastructure for the observation of the fauna and flora of Pául, which aims to promote knowledge, protection and preservation of this unique and so rich ecosystem for the Municipality of Azambuja and for the entire region.