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Chapel of Saint Anthony

Category: Religious Architecture > Church

District: Porto > Póvoa de Varzim > Aver-o-Mar > Travassos

Location

The Chapel of Santo António is located in the Travassos area, a quiet part of Aver-o-Mar, in the municipality of Póvoa de Varzim. This religious building is situated in an urban setting, standing out due to its isolated position and its corner location, which gives it a notable presence in the local landscape.

The Character of the Chapel

This small temple, dedicated to Saint Anthony, is an example of simple religious architecture, yet with a striking presence in its surroundings. Although there are no prominent decorative elements or visible historical details, its form and structure recall the typology of chapels and hermitages, which serve as reference points and meeting places for the community.

Permanence and Devotion

The Chapel of Santo António has maintained its religious function since its origin. Owned by the Catholic Church, it continues to be a place of worship and a space where faith is manifested. Its permanence as a centre of devotion reflects the continuity of traditions and spiritual life in the Travassos area, in Aver-o-Mar.

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt

Coordinates DD: 41.4054149,-8.7467748
Coordinates DMS: 41°24'19.5"N 08°44'48.4"W

Weather Aver-o-Mar  Weather Aver-o-Mar

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Saturday, 09
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