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Amarante 
Amarante : Things to see and do
Amarante : Organise your stay
Amarante :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Amarante Hotel tips
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Casa de Juste from59.00 €
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Hotel Navarras from37.40 €
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Hotel Amaranto from38 €
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Travel guide Amarante 
Amarante : The Michelin guide review
On the slope of a hill on the side of the Tâmega, Amarante is a charming and picturesque village whose old houses have wooden balconies and wrought iron grilles. Well-known for its pastries (lérias, foguetes, papos anjo) and its vinho verde, the town is enlivened each year on the first Saturday in June at the Festival of its patron saint, St Gonzalve, who has the reputation of promoting marriages and fertility.
Tourist attractions Amarante : Things to see and do
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São Gonçalo bridge
Praça da Republica P - 4600 Amarante
The granite bridge was built over the Tâmega river in the late 18C. A marble plaque on one of the obelisks guarding the bridge entrance on the left bank recalls the victorious resistance, on the 2nd May 1809, of General Silveirea, the future count of..
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Church of São Gonçalo Monastery
Praça da Republica P - 4600 Amarante
This Church, built in 1540 has a side portal with three levels of small Italian Renaissance columns and is crowned by a Baroque pediment. Near the portal, you will notice the statues of the four Kings who reigned during the period of the church's con..