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Esposende: São Lourenço Interpretation Centre exceeds 7,500 visitors in seven months

Braga TV27 August 2026 at 11:54

The Centro Interpretativo de S. Lourenço (CISL), in Esposende, received 7,521 visitors between January and July 2026, with 6,312 national visitors and 1,209 foreign visitors from 25 countries, including Spain, France, Brazil, and the United States, standing out. The municipal archaeological and cultural heritage has attracted a diverse audience, demonstrating the tourist and educational potential of the space.

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