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Two-storey Baroque-era residence decorated with azulejo tiles, stucco artworks, and paintings.
The Palace of the Correio-Mor, Loures, is a palatial residence in the civil parish of Loures, in the municipality of the same name in the periphery of the Portuguese capital of Lisbon. The imposing Baroque-era residence, is a U-shaped layout, consisting of a courtyard leading to a staircase and a two-storey building decorated in azulejos, stucco artistic works, and paintings that were once home to the Counts and Marquesses of Penafiel. Appropriately translated into British English, the Estate is called Palace of the Postmaster General of Portugal.
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The mother church of Loures, a national monument, was built in the 15th century.
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18th-century archbishop's palace.
Sacavém Ceramics Museum
This museum was built on the site of an old ceramics factory, around one of its kilns.
Construction on this modern church began in the 1970s, but it wasn't inaugurated until 1992. The dome is reminiscent of a royal crown, and its bell tower contains a 14-bell carillon. Sixteen mosaic panels depict the story of Salvation.
Modernist church built in 1955.
Museum of Wine and Vineyards