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This obelisk commemorates the landing on July 8, 1832, of the liberal fleet commanded by King Pedro IV, who arrived with an army of 7,500 men from the Azores. Their objective was to establish a modern, liberal regime in Portugal, confronting the prevailing absolutism.

The Obelisco da Memória, also known as the Mindelo Monument, is an important historical monument located on Praia da Memória, in the parish of Perafita, Lavra e Santa Cruz do Bispo, within the municipality of Matosinhos, north of Porto.

In Arcos, the highlight is its charming Romanesque bridge: the Ponte de São Miguel de Arcos, or simply Ponte de Arcos. It's estimated that this medieval bridge's origins date back to the 12th century. After years of supporting road traffic, it was freed from that burden in 2018 and is now pedestrian-only. A peaceful crossing with centuries of history beneath your feet.

The Dom Zameiro Bridge crosses the Ave River in a bucolic setting of vineyards and fields, connecting the parishes of Bagunte and Macieira da Maia. Although reminiscent of Roman architecture, its origins date back to the 12th or 13th centuries. Part of the old Via Veteriz, the medieval road that connected Porto to Barcelos and Esposende, it continues to welcome pilgrims today, with a small resting place. Windmills and a rural house complete the serene picture of a place where time seems to slow down.

Not all roads are available for bikes

You can take a break on it 😬

The Capela da Boa Nova is located in Leça da Palmeira, in the municipality of Matosinhos, district of Porto, Portugal. This chapel, dedicated to São Clemente das Penhas (Saint Clement of the Cliffs), was founded in 1392 and was linked to a small Franciscan monastery. The Franciscans settled there until 1478, when they moved to a more protected estate.

The Capela da Boa Nova is located in Leça da Palmeira, in the municipality of Matosinhos, district of Porto, Portugal. This chapel, dedicated to São Clemente das Penhas (Saint Clement of the Cliffs), was founded in 1392 and was linked to a small Franciscan monastery. The Franciscans settled there until 1478, when they moved to a more protected estate.