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Walks are back in Tondela

Notícias de Coimbra3 September 2026 at 04:52

The walks are back in the municipality of Tondela. After a pause during the month of August, the pedestrian routes program promoted by the Municipality of Tondela has resumed. This initiative offers participants the opportunity to explore the region through organized walking trails. The activity returns with the aim of continuing to promote leisure, health and connection to nature among residents and visitors of the municipality.

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