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The Baloiço da Boneca in Sebolido is one of the most charming places to enjoy spectacular views of the Douro River and the Serra da Boneca. This baloiço, which was reinstalled in October 2020, offers a unique experience where you can swing while enjoying the stunning natural beauty of the Douro Valley.

Choupal das Concas Beach, a charming river beach on the Douro River, is the perfect retreat on a hot summer day. With easy access by car, a café, playground and public toilets, it offers everything you need for a relaxing break. Here, you can take a dip in the waters of the Douro while looking out over the mouth of the Arda River, with the shade of the trees adding to the cosiness. It’s an ideal spot for a picnic, a refreshing dip or simply to refill your water bottle before heading on your journey.

Santa Maria da Feira is a municipality located in the district of Aveiro, in Portugal. Known for: Tourist Attractions 1. Santa Maria da Feira Castle (11th century) 2. Republic Square (historical center) 3. Santa Maria da Feira Parish Church (18th century) 4. Santa Maria da Feira Municipal Museum 5. Feira Municipal Park Events 1. Senhor da Pedra Festival (June) 2. International Crafts Fair (July) 3. Santa Maria da Feira Music Festival (August) 4. Our Lady of the Assumption Festival (August) Gastronomy 1. Caldo verde 2. Bacalhau à brás 3. Arroz de pato 4. Farturas (traditional sweets) 5. Vinho verde Practical Information 1. Population: approximately 143,000 inhabitants 2. Area: 213.45 km² 3. Postal code: 3700 4. Telephone code: 256 How to get there 1. Porto Airport (OPO) - 30 km 2. A1 Motorway (Lisbon-Porto) 3. EN1 Motorway (Aveiro-Porto)

A very beautiful waterfall with well-maintained surroundings. It's worth a visit. The site is close to the Ribeiras do Rio Uíma Park.

“Fun” point of view, nice :)

The Feira Castle is a landmark of medieval military architecture, standing out for its defensive diversity. Its history dates back to prehistory and pagan worship, with emphasis on the Reconquista and the Crisis of 1383-1385. The castle houses a chapel and a baroque chaplaincy house and was classified as a National Monument in 1910.

The Feira Castle is a landmark of medieval military architecture, standing out for its defensive diversity. Its history dates back to prehistory and pagan worship, with emphasis on the Reconquista and the Crisis of 1383-1385. The castle houses a chapel and a baroque chaplaincy house and was classified as a National Monument in 1910.

If you are doing n222 this is a place worth stopping for a picnic, a swim or just to refill water bottles. Further it has public toilets, a café and a playground.