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Salvaterra de Magos

What to see in the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos

50 places to see in the district of Santarém.

Salvaterra de Magos on the map

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Municipalities of Santarém

Number of places to see in each municipality.

  1. 1Tomar151
  2. 2Santarém120
  3. 3Ourém97
  4. 4Abrantes92
  5. 5Torres Novas83
  6. 6Benavente79
  7. 7Coruche59
  8. 8Chamusca56
  9. 9Constância55
  10. 10Salvaterra de Magos50
  11. 11Mação45
  12. 12Almeirim44
  13. 13Alcanena41
  14. 14Ferreira do Zêzere40
  15. 15Rio Maior40
  16. 16Cartaxo32
  17. 17Vila Nova da Barquinha29
  18. 18Entroncamento26
  19. 19Golegã24
  20. 20Sardoal21
  21. 21Alpiarça20
  22. 22Azambuja2
  23. 23Vila de Rei1

Salvaterra de Magos

Salvaterra de Magos, a municipality situated in the heart of the Ribatejo, stands out for its characteristic lezíria landscape and its strong connection to the Tagus River. The equestrian tradition and the breeding of fighting cattle shape the identity of this land, reflecting in daily life and its cultural manifestations.

Local history is marked by the presence of the Royal Falconry, a unique building dating back to the 18th century, once dedicated to the art of royal falconry. This space evokes an ancestral practice and the connection of Portuguese royalty to the region.

The natural surroundings offer vast scenery, ideal for birdwatching, especially in the wetlands near the Tagus estuary, where various species of migratory birds find refuge. The vastness of the lezíria, with its open fields, invites direct contact with nature and the rural heritage that defines this territory. The authenticity of the people and the richness of local traditions complete the experience for those who visit Salvaterra de Magos.

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What kind of places there are in Salvaterra de Magos

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Typical Dishes of the Region

Authentic flavors that tell the story of our land

  1. Fried Shad with Roe Bread Pudding

    This traditional dish reflects the municipality's connection to the Tagus River. Shad, a river fish, is usually fried and served with a creamy bread pudding, prepared with the fish's own roe, bread, garlic, cilantro, and olive oil. It is a dish that evokes the genuine flavors of the lezíria and Ribatejo cuisine.

  2. Fried Eels or Eel Stew

    Eels, another abundant fish in the Ribatejo waters, are prepared in various ways. They are popular fried, resulting in a crispy and flavorful snack, or in stew, where the fish is cooked in a rich sauce with bread and condiments, revealing the gastronomic tradition linked to river products.

  3. Migas with Pork Ribs

    Migas are a pillar of Ribatejo gastronomy, prepared with stale bread broken up and sautéed with garlic and olive oil, sometimes with cooked cabbage. Traditionally served as an accompaniment to pork, such as fried pork ribs, they represent rural cuisine and the appreciation of simple but nutritious ingredients.

  4. Honey Nougat

    A traditional sweet from the region, Honey Nougat is made with almonds, sugar, and honey, resulting in a crunchy and sweet bar. Its recipe dates back to ancient traditions and is an example of Ribatejo's popular confectionery, using simple and local ingredients.

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