Óbidos Castle
A hilltop medieval castle of Moorish origin at the northern edge of the walled town, now a pousada, with ramparts open to walk.
Verified: 2026-05-21
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A hilltop medieval castle of Moorish origin at the northern edge of the walled town, now a pousada, with ramparts open to walk.
Verified: 2026-05-21
The medieval town walls of Óbidos, about 1.5 km of walkable fortifications encircling the historic centre.
Verified: 2026-05-21
The main gate of Óbidos, a double-arched entrance sheltering a small chapel lined with eighteenth-century azulejos.
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The main cobbled street of Óbidos, running from the Porta da Vila up to the castle, lined with shops, cafés and whitewashed houses.
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The main church of Óbidos, on the central square, rebuilt in the sixteenth century, with azulejo-lined walls and a painting by Josefa de Óbidos.
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A sixteenth-century aqueduct south of Óbidos, built under Queen Catherine of Austria, with a long line of stone arches that once fed the town fountains.
Verified: 2026-05-21