Category: Civil Architecture > Pillory
District: Coimbra > Condeixa-a-Nova > Ega
, Located in the parish of Ega, Municipality of Condeixa-a-Nova, District of Coimbra, Portugal.
, Built in light limestone, following the Manueline style.
, Octagonal base with three steps and a column devoid of elaborate decoration, but with chamfered edges.
, The capital features decorative elements in relief, including the royal arms and the armillary sphere.
, Classified as a Property of Public Interest since 1933.
, Pillories are historically linked to the granting of charters, conferring privileges to local inhabitants in terms of political, social and legal organization.
, In addition to its historical relevance as a testimony to the functioning of municipal jurisdiction, the Ega Pillory has significant artistic value.
, Interesting for visitors who wish to learn about the history and Manueline architecture of Portugal.
, Offers an opportunity to understand the importance of pillories in structuring local communities in the past.
, Picturesque location in the parish of Ega, providing an enriching cultural experience for tourists.
Sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelourinho_da_Ega
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 40.09757190660865,-8.538602852671158
Coordinates DMS: 40°05'51.3"N 08°32'19.0"W
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