Roman Gravit

Ambiguous impressions and, in principle, the museum is not bad. But somehow the expositions are built strangely, there are a lot of transitions from level to level. It is inexpensive and the style *contemporary art* the museum supports quite well. Don't forget to visit the outdoor sculpture exhibition between the first and second floors.

The cathedral of the city is simply called Sé — in Portuguese, this word means simply “cathedral". The patron saint of Viseu is the first Portuguese Saint Festonius, who was born in these places. Built in the 12th century on the site of an older church, it was subsequently rebuilt several times. Manueline, Gothic, and Baroque styles are mixed in its architecture. In the 17th century, blue and white azuleju tiles appeared on the walls. It looks quite unusual... azuleju - in the cathedral. Be sure to visit the museum. The price is only 2 euros, but there is something to see, and the views from above are excellent.

It was built at the end of the 18th century.
The church has three altars in the neoclassical style, on the throne of the main altar rests the image of Our Lady of Mercy.
There is a museum, for a small fee.

Viriato is the leader of the Lusitanian tribe in the Lusitanian War against the Romans. The monument is located almost on the outskirts of the city.

Torre del Oro is a Moorish tower built to protect the harbor of Seville in 1220. The height of the tower is 37 meters. Once there was a similar tower on the other side of the river, and when necessary, they stretched a chain between the towers to prohibit the passage of ships. There is a small museum in the tower and an observation deck at the very top. There is a free visit time.