Santa Maria da Feira, PORTUGAL, não achei que fosse assim!!!

Video of Santa Maria da Feira Castle:    • CASTELO DE SANTA MARIA DA FEIRA, SIMPLESME...   Santa Maria da Feira is a city and municipality in the district of Aveiro, Portugal, 23 km from the center of Porto. The population in 2011 was 139,309, in an area of ​​215.88 km². Santa Maria is located in an area that allowed it to be a meeting point for various peoples. Ancient Roman roads connected Porto, Viseu, Lisbon, and Braga and crossed the region, having been used until the 19th century. In addition, pre-Roman hill forts dotted the territory. Eventually, nomadic tribes began to settle near the castle. This settlement soon became known as Terra de Santa Maria (Land of Santa Maria). The name first appeared in 1117, in a donation from Dona Teresa, who took up residence in the castle around 1120. The lands of Santa Maria included a vast territory encompassing not only the municipality of Feira, but also Ovar, Vila Nova de Gaia, Vale de Cambra, and São João da Madeira, among others. The castle of Santa Maria da Feira, the landmark of Feira, is a testament to medieval military architecture. It is the fulcrum of the region's history and an important point in the Reconquista. During the reign of King Dinis of Portugal, Feira was already the seat of a judicial district (an old administrative division). This is attested by an old document called the Old Charter. It received a new charter in 1514, when Manuel I of Portugal was King of Portugal.