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There are 18 "statues" scattered throughout Luso. But be careful: some will move

Notícias de Coimbra1 September 2026 at 12:59

The first edition of the Luso Living Statues Festival takes place on September 6th. The event features 18 "statues" spread across the main streets of the town. A particularity of the festival is that some of these statues will move, surprising visitors. The festival brings a new cultural attraction to Luso, transforming the town's streets into a kind of live exhibition.

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