Convento de Nossa Senhora da Assunção
This convent, founded by Dona Leonor, is an important example of the first Renaissance art in the Algarve. The church's dome has a rococo decoration of the 18th century. There is also a curious watchtower of the 16th century.
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Monuments near Convento de Nossa Senhora da Assunção
Arco da Porta Nova
An archway belomging to the walls of the late-romanic period, dating back to the 16th century.
Arco da Vila
In the heart of the town, in Largo da Sé, this arch is one of the most important architectural complexes in the Algarve. This monumental portal is a 19th centu…
Arco do Repouso e Muralhas de Faro
Gateway to the medieval walls built by the Muslim prince Ben Bekr as a defense against Christian invasion. It is formed by two towers with two side entrances. …
Busto ao Doutor Amadeu Ferreira D'Almeida
Small bust located in the center of the Square Garden Alexandre Herculano, which provides a simple tribute to Dr. Amadeu Ferreira D'almeida.
Busto de Doutor Silva Nobre
Located in the town's centre, this bust is a homage to doutor Silva Nobre.
Busto de João de Deus
Located in the Manuel Bívar garde, this modest bust is a homage to João de Deus, a poet born in the Algarve.
