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Nazar é (Portugal)

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Slideshow, video and photos J.T.(Porto-Portugal) A stunning beach, typical fishermen houses and steep cliffs. Praia (along the beach) O Sítio (the old town, on a hilltop) Pederneira (on another hilltop) Church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré New harbour Nazaré Funicular A Nazaré é uma vila port
uguesa no distrito de Leiria, região Centro e subregião do Oeste, com cerca de 10 100 habitantes. A stunning beach, typical fishermen houses and steep cliffs over a bright blue sea have made this fishing town become a popular holiday resort, mainly due to its traditional character. According to
legend, the city derives its name from a statue of the Virgin Mary brought here by a monk in the 4th century from Nazareth, Palestine. It has become a popular tourist attraction, advertising itself as a picturesque seaside village. Located on the Estramaduran coast of the Atlantic, it has long sand
y beaches (considered by some to be among the best beaches of Portugal) that are crowded with tourists in the summer. The city used to be known for its traditional costumes worn by the fishermen. Their wives were dressed in black, wearing the traditional headscarf and embroidered aprons over seven f
lannel skirts in different colours. These dresses can still occasionally be seen. The city consists of three sections : A Praia (along the beach), O Sítio (the old town, on a hilltop) and Pederneira (on another hilltop). The A Praia and O Sítio areas are linked by the Nazaré Funicular, a funicul
ar railway. The original settlement was in Sítio on the rock face 110 m above the beach. It was the inhabitants' safe base against raids by Algerian, French, English and Dutch pirates that lasted even till the beginning of the 19th century. The Church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré was built to comme
morate a legendary miraculous intervention by the Virgin in saving the life of a 12th century knight. The unusual and ancient design of the fishing boats, with the Phoenician signs on their soaring pointed bow, refers to the Phoenician descent of the inhabitants of Nazaré. These fishing boats are
no longer hauled in on the beaches by oxen, but lay anchor now in the new harbour, just south of Nazaré. The municipal holiday is September 8 with a Romaria da Senhora da Nazaré a religious festival with processions, bullfights and folk dancing.

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