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Santarém receives "Mystery Visit" with secret theme

Correio do Ribatejo31 August 2026 at 10:54

The Municipality of Santarém is promoting an initiative called "Mystery Visit", which will take place next Saturday, September 5th, at 09:30. The city council announced this activity through an official statement.

The visit invites participants to discover the city through a guided experience. However, the theme of this activity remains a secret, having not been revealed so far by the organizers.

The starting point of the "Mystery Visit" will be the Municipal Market of Santarém, from where a morning dedicated to the exploration and discovery of the city will depart. This information was confirmed by the city council in their statement.

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