Top Things to do in Belmonte
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Things to do in Belmonte, Central Portugal: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Belmonte, Portugal including Sinagoga de Belmonte, Igreja Matriz de Belmonte, Camara Municipal de Belmonte, Castelo de Belmonte, Torre de Centum Cellas, Igreja De Santiago E Panteao Dos Cabrais, Estatua Pedro Alvares Cabral, Pelourinho de Belmonte, Antigo Paco do Concelho, Capelas de Santo Antonio e Calvario.
Restaurants in Belmonte
1. Sinagoga de Belmonte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By manonthemove1812 - Mahwah, United States
Our visit to Belmonte included a stop at the Synagogue where we met several members of the community who seemed genuinely happy to greet visitors to their community. The synagogue is active and has various weekly activities for the Annucim and other Jews of Portugal who want to connect to their heritage. They welcomed us warmly and explained their background and connection to the Sefardic community who were instrumental in helping fund their lovely building. Best to make an appointment before visiting, as building may not be open at all times.
2. Igreja Matriz de Belmonte
3. Camara Municipal de Belmonte
4. Castelo de Belmonte
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By 594alexandrec - Teresopolis, Brazil
A very well conserved castle, in a beautiful village, with a lot of attractions at walking distance from it.
5. Torre de Centum Cellas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 112 reviews
The Tower of Centum Cellas (also known as the "Tower of St. Cornelius"), located in the municipality of Belmonte in Portugal, is one of the most enigmatic monuments from the Roman period to be found in the country. These majestic ruins were part of a large Roman pub or guesthouse from the first century AD, situated on the road that linked Augusta Emerita (Merida) to Bracara Augusta (Braga).
Reviewed By 1143dc - London, United Kingdom
No mistery here! This gorgepus ruin has been extensively researched by ethnologists and archaelogists. Built around the beginnings of the Christian Era, it was originally a private residence, then it was rebuilt as a praetorium for Roman officials and troops. The Portuguese kings took over in the XIIth century. The tower is currently undergoing further research and entrance in the site is forbidden. But it is still a must see. Built in Syrian style, the tower is a rare sight in Europe. And still oh so pretty...
6. Igreja De Santiago E Panteao Dos Cabrais
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 88 reviews
7. Estatua Pedro Alvares Cabral
8. Pelourinho de Belmonte
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
9. Antigo Paco do Concelho
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
10. Capelas de Santo Antonio e Calvario
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