Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #8 in Porto, Portugal

The Church of Our Lady of Lapa is a Roman Catholic church in Porto, Portugal, dedicated to Our Lady of Lapa. The church was built by the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Lapa, established in 1755, and is part of a set of buildings that includes the Lapa cemetery, the Brotherhood's primary school and the Brotherhood of Lapa Hospital. In the chancel is buried the heart of King Pedro IV of Portugal, donated in his will to the brotherhood.

Wikipedia: Igreja da Lapa (Porto) (PT), Website, Heritage Website Sipa

The Teófilo Braga Garden — also known as the Praça da República Garden — is located in the center of Praça da República, in the parish of Cedofeita in the city of Porto, Portugal.

Wikipedia: Jardim de Teófilo Braga (Porto) (PT), Website

Rua de Cedofeita is a street in the parishes of Vitória and Cedofeita in the city of Porto, Portugal.

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The Church of Cedofeita is a medieval church in the civil parish of Cedofeita, municipality of Porto, in the northern Grande Porto Subregion of Portugal. The Church is a rare architectural example of a single-nave vaulted-ceiling temple, and the only one in the traditional Entre-Douro-e-Minho Province region of Portugal. It is classified as a National Monument.

Wikipedia: Church of São Martinho de Cedofeita (EN), Heritage Website Sipa

The Maria Pia Hospital was founded in 1882, in the city of Porto. One of the most important and prestigious pediatric hospitals in Portugal. With an Intensive Care Service and access to the most modern methods of patient study. Maria Pia Hospital practiced the most important treatment techniques, performing more than 4800 surgical operations annually. It had 125 beds, received more than 5200 patients annually and carried out about 80,000 consultations and consultations.

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The Bom Sucesso Market is a building in Porto. It was inaugurated in 1952 as a fresh market, with a project by the ARS Arquitectos office. In 2011 it was classified as a monument of public interest. In the same year it was closed for works, having been reopened in 2013 as a commercial gallery, with restaurant shops, offices and a hotel.

Wikipedia: Mercado do Bom Sucesso (PT), Website

The Rotunda da Boavista Garden is located in Praça de Mouzinho de Albuquerque — popularly known as "Rotunda da Boavista" — in the city of Porto, Portugal.

Wikipedia: Jardim da Rotunda da Boavista (PT), Website

The Baptist Tabernacle is an evangelical temple located at Praça Mouzinho de Albuquerque, 193 - Rotunda da Boavista, in the city of Porto, Portugal, headquarters of the First Baptist Church of Porto, the oldest in the country, officially organized on December 20, 1908, in a house located on Rua da Travagem. This temple was only built and inaugurated eight years later, on February 13, 1916, during the First World War. On February 13, 2016, it celebrated its first centenary.

Wikipedia: Tabernáculo Batista (PT)