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Santa Maria da Feira: Castro de Romariz with free visits and concerts amid new archaeological discoveriesPhoto by KaiPilger on Pexels
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Santa Maria da Feira: Castro de Romariz with free visits and concerts amid new archaeological discoveries

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 13:14

The Castro de Romariz, located in Santa Maria da Feira, is an archaeological site that preserves traces of human occupation spanning approximately 2,500 years of history. The site continues to reveal new archaeological discoveries that have been enriching knowledge about the ancient occupation of this territory.

The municipality of Santa Maria da Feira is promoting free guided visits to the site, allowing the public to experience this historical heritage up close. Additionally, free concerts are scheduled for the space, aimed at revitalising the location and attracting more visitors.

These initiatives come in the context of new archaeological discoveries that have been made on site, contributing to greater appreciation and dissemination of Castro de Romariz as a cultural and tourist destination in the region.

Why this matters

Residents of Santa Maria da Feira and the surrounding region have access to free cultural activities at an archaeological site that reveals 2,500 years of local history, and the new archaeological discoveries promise to enrich knowledge about the occupation of the territory, making the visit experience more relevant and educational for the public.

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