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Cattedrale di Faro

La cattedrale di Santa Maria è un edificio notevole di Faro che si affaccia sul largo da Sé.Sorge nel luogo che fu sede di un tempio romano, di una chiesa visigotica e di una moschea. La cattedrale fa parte dei Monumenti nazionali del Portogallo. Storia Sebbene la storia del vescovato, che dal 1189 si trova a Silves, risalga al IV secolo (Ossonoba), fu solo nel 1577, dopo la riconquista dei territori occupati dagli Arabi nel sud-ovest della penisola iberica da parte del re Alfonso III, che il vescovado fu ristabilito a Faro. La sua costruzione fu commissionata nel 1251 dall'arcivescovo di Braga João Viegas. Successivamente fu affidata all'Ordine di Santiago. Nel 1577 divenne cattedrale della diocesi di Algarve (oggi diocesi di Faro), ma nel 1596 fu saccheggiata e incendiata dalle truppe inglesi del Conte di Essex. Fu in seguito ricostruita e i terremoti del 1722 e del 1755 richiederanno altri interventi, per i quali fu chiamato l'architetto bolognese Francesco Saverio Fabri. Il campanile non terminato segnala tuttora la vita tribolata dell'edificio. Descrizione Il seminterrato della torre non intonacata della cattedrale è aperto da tre ingressi accessibili tramite una scala. La torre stessa ha un campanile tripartito e un portale gotico a sesto acuto, la cui decorazione archivoltata a forma di losanga ricorda ancora i predecessori romanici. L'interno, a tre navate, lungo circa 35 m, termina con tre absidi a chiusura piana e presenta diverse cappelle laterali. La navata centrale, alta solo 12 metri, e quelle laterali, un po' più basse, hanno solo volte in legno, probabilmente a causa del rischio di terremoti. Soprattutto nella zona del coro, ma anche in altre parti della chiesa, sono presenti decorazioni in piastrelle azulejo del XVII secolo. Gli altari hanno per lo più forme decorative barocche; solo l'altare maggiore è classicista. Notevole la decorazione interna per la maggior parte barocca comprendente gruppi di sculture dorate e l'organo, probabile opera di Johann Heinrich Hulenkampf, mentre per l'esterno si deve menzionare l'eccellente vista sulla città e sul mare che si gode dalla sommità della torre. Bibliografia (PT) Francisco I. C. Lameira, Faro Edificações Notáveis, Edição da Câmara Municipal de Faro, 1995 Voci correlate Chiesa cattolica in Portogallo Cattedrali in Portogallo Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su cattedrale di Faro Collegamenti esterni (EN) Cattedrale di Faro, in GCatholic.org. Sito ufficiale della diocesi di Faro, su diocese-algarve.pt. URL consultato il 4 marzo 2014 (archiviato dall'url originale l'8 gennaio 2014).
Rádio e Televisão de Portugal

Rádio e Televisão de Portugal SGPS, SA (Nederlands: Radio en Televisie van Portugal), vaak afgekort tot RTP, is de landelijke publieke televisie- en radiozender van Portugal. Het bestaat uit drie afdelingen: Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (televisie), Radiodifusão Portuguesa (radio) en een productiehuis, RTP Meios de Produção. RTP is het Portugese lid van de EBU en verzorgt als zodanig de Portugese uitzendingen van het Eurovisiesongfestival. Geschiedenis Radiotelevisão Portuguesa werd opgericht op 15 december 1955. Vanuit de Feira Popular-studio's in Lissabon werden in 1956 de eerste experimentele uitzendingen gedaan; reguliere uitzendingen op het kanaal RTP1, die ongeveer 65% van de Portugese bevolking bereikten, werden op 7 maart 1957 begonnen. Halverwege de jaren 60 zond RTP1 in heel Portugal uit. Op eerste kerstdag 1968 werd de tweede zender, RTP 2 (nu a dois: of 2: genoemd), gelanceerd, waarna in 1972 twee regionale zenders voor Madeira en de Azoren beschikbaar kwamen. Voor de Anjerrevolutie was RTP de spreekbuis van het dictatoriale regime, hetgeen erg duidelijk werd toen op 20 juli 1969, de dag van de eerste maanlanding, het nieuws niet daarmee opende maar met een fragment over de opening van een betonfabriek door president Américo Tomás. Televisiezenders RTP1 - algemene programmering RTP2, voornamelijk culturele programmering RTP3: themakanaal, alleen via de kabel uitgezonden. RTP Internacional of RTPi: internationaal, via kabel en satelliet uitgezonden. In Macau en Oost-Timor worden ook lokale onderwerpen uitgezonden. RTP África: via kabel en satelliet uitgezonden in verschillende Afrikaanse landen en Portugal RTP Açores: regionale zender voor de Azoren, ook in Madeira via kabel en satelliet te ontvangen RTP Madeira: regionale zender voor Madeira, ook op de Azoren via kabel en satelliet te ontvangen RTP Memória (RTP Herinneringen): zendt klassieke RTP programma's uit. Radiostations RDP Antena 1 RDP Antena 2 RDP Antena 3 RDP Internacional RDP África RDP Açores RDP Madeira Externe links (pt) Website Rádio e Televisão de Portugal
Rádio e Televisão de Portugal

Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP) – portugalski publiczny nadawca radiowo-telewizyjny. Należy do Europejskiej Unii Nadawców od 1950 roku. Obecna firma powstała w 2007 roku, po połączeniu dwóch wcześniej oddzielnych firm: Radiodifusão Portuguesa (RDP; nadawca radiowy) i Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (nadawca telewizyjny), chociaż były one zgrupowane w ramach jednej spółki holdingowej i wspólnej marki od 2004 roku. Kanały telewizyjne RTP1 RTP2 RTP Notícias – kanał informacyjny nadający 24h na dobę RTP Memória RTP Mundo RTP África – kanał przeznaczony dla portugalskojęzycznych państw Afryki. Oprócz Portugalii można odbierać go także w Angoli, Gwinei Bissau, Mozambiku, Republice Zielonego Przylądka, Wyspach Świętego Tomasza i Książęcej RTP Açores – regionalny kanał nadający na Azorach RTP Madeira – regionalny kanał nadający na Maderze Kanały zlikwidowane NTV RTPN RTP HD RTP Informação RTP 4K Stacje radiowe RDP Antena 1 RDP Antena 2 RDP Antena 3 RDP Internacional RDP África Historia loga Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona RTP
Радио-телевизија Португалије

Радио Телевизија Португалије је јавни сервис у самосталној држави Португалији. Овај јавни сервис ће емитовати пренос уживо на овогодишњој Песми Евровизије 2018 у Лисабону. Победивши прошле године у Кијеву. Почео је са радом 2004. године. Укупно има 4 тв канала.
Rádio e Televisão de Portugal

Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (з (порт.) Радіо і телебачення Португалії) — португальська компанія громадського телерадіомовлення, найбільше ЗМІ Португалії. Мовлення веде в основному португальською мовою. Мережа складається з чотирьох теле- і трьох радіоканалів загальнонаціонального мовлення, а також кількох програм кабельного та супутникового мовлення. Телеканали Основні телеканали RTP1 — перший канал RTP. Транслює розважальні та інформаційні програми, а також спорт і серіали. RTP2 — другий канал RTP. Транслює переважно культурні та документальні передачі. RTP Açores — частину ефірного часу ретранслює програми RTP3. RTP Madeira — частину ефірного часу ретранслює програми RTP3. Колишні канали RTP Mobile — адаптований під мобільні пристрої канал, який працював до 2011/2012. RTP 4K — використовувався для трансляцій матчів UEFA Euro 2016 в форматі 4K Ultra HD. a Ефірні загальнонаціональні канали. b Присутні в Португальських кабельних, супутникових і IPTV платформах. c Світове мовлення на супутникових та кабельних платформах. d Мовлення в кількох африканських країнах, як на супутникових та кабельних платформах, так і в традиційному наземному ефірі. Радіостанції RTP Antena 1 RTP Antena 2 RTP Antena 3 RTP Mundo — міжнародна радіослужба RTP África RTP Lusitania RTP ZigZag RTP Fado RTP Vida RTP Ópera RTP Jazzin Регіональні радіостанції Antena 1: RTP Norte RTP Centro RTP Lisboa RTP Sul RTP Açores RTP Madeira Служби новин Більшість програм новин RTP1 ретранслюються телеканалами RTP Internacional, RTP África, RTP Açores, RTP Madeira та, інколи, RTP 3. Це програми: Bom Dia Portugal (6:30−10 am), наживо зі студії в Лісабоні; Jornal da Tarde (1 pm), наживо зі студії в Порту; Portugal em Direto (6 pm), наживо зі студії в Лісабоні; Telejornal (8 pm), наживо зі студії в Лісабоні. Див. також Список телеканалів португальською мовою Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт [Архівовано 1 вересня 2016 у Wayback Machine.] (порт.) Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (RTP) на сайті Internet Movie Database
Fort Santa Susana

Fort Santa Susana, also referred to as Fort São Lourenço, is located south of the beach at São Lourenço, in the parish of Santo Isidoro in the municipality of Mafra within the Lisbon District of Portugal. The fort was built during the Portuguese Restoration War (1640-68), following the instructions of the Council of War set up by King John IV. It was one of many coastal forts designed to protect against both Spanish invasion and pirates. Supervision of the construction was the responsibility of António Luís de Meneses, 1st Marquis of Marialva and 3rd Count of Cantanhede. During the Peninsular War (1807-1814), the Fort of Santa Susana was integrated into the 2nd line of the Lines of Torres Vedras, which were defensive lines built in 1809-10 under the orders of the Duke of Wellington to defend Lisbon from invasion by the French. It served as a barracks until 1948, when it was transferred to the Guarda Fiscal (Fiscal Guard). References
Fort of Arpim

The Fort of Arpim is in the parish of Bucelas in the municipality of Loures, in the Lisbon District of Portugal. It was constructed during the Peninsular War, forming part of the first of three defensive Lines of Torres Vedras aimed at protecting Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, from French invasion. The fort, which never saw battle, has been restored and can be visited. History Following the Treaty of Fontainebleau signed between France and Spain in October 1807, which agreed on the invasion of Portugal, French troops under the command of General Junot entered the country, which requested support from the British. In July 1808 troops commanded by the Duke of Wellington, at the time known as Arthur Wellesley, landed in Portugal and defeated French troops at the Battles of Roliça and Vimeiro. This forced Junot to negotiate the Convention of Cintra, which led to the evacuation of the French army from Portugal. In March 1809, Marshal Soult led a new French expedition that advanced south to the city of Porto before being repulsed by Portuguese-British troops and forced to withdraw. However, the threat of further invasions by the French led Wellington, on 20 October 1809, to order the construction of defensive lines in order to protect Lisbon from Napoléon Bonaparte's troops. The Lines of Torres Vedras, consisting of 152 forts, redoubts and other military installations, were built rapidly and in conditions of great secrecy, under the overall supervision of Colonel Richard Fletcher who was commander of the Royal Engineers. Located at the top of a small hill 227 meters high, the Fort of Arpim was built with the aim of linking the positions of the first defensive line, in the Calhandriz valley, to the second line that began at the Fort of Casa close to the River Tagus. Each of the works on the lines was given a number and Arpim was No. 125. It was to the rear of three other forts built at Calhandriz. In front of the four forts, the summit was scarped to make it inaccessible to the enemy. To defend the road that allowed access to Bucelas and Alverca do Ribatejo, Arpim also exchanged crossfire with three forts on the Aguieira mountain range and enjoyed a wide field of view, including of several other forts or redoubts of the second line such as the Fort of Zambujal and the Fort of Ribas. The Fort of Arpim had a seven-sided polygonal design and was surrounded by a trench or dry moat. It was made of packed earth reinforced with stone walls, and included a stone magazine and some structures in wood, such as gun emplacements, which facilitated movement of the artillery pieces. It was designed for a garrison of 250 soldiers and is believed to have been equipped with four cannon. Gun emplacements were pointed both in the direction of Calhandriz and the Aguieira hills. Of the 152 forts in the Lines, the Fort of Arpim was numbered 125 and was one of the last to be built. See also List of forts of the Lines of Torres Vedras References External links Friends of the Lines of Torres Vedras Media related to Forte do Arpim at Wikimedia Commons
Forte de Arpim

O Forte de Arpim encontra-se na freguesia de Bucelas, no Município de Loures, Distrito de Lisboa. Foi construído durante a Guerra Peninsular, fazendo parte da primeira das três Linhas defensivas de Torres Vedras destinadas a proteger Lisboa, capital de Portugal, da invasão francesa. O forte, que nunca viu batalha, foi restaurado e pode ser visitado. Referências
Fort of Mosqueiro

The Fort of Mosqueiro, also known as the Redoubt of Mosqueiro (Portuguese: Reduto do Mosqueiro), is one of a group of fortifications in Portugal that made up the Lines of Torres Vedras, which were designed to protect the capital, Lisbon, from possible invasion by French troops during the Peninsular War. It is situated near Bucelas in the Loures municipality in the Lisbon District of Portugal. History The threat of invasion of Portugal by the French during the Peninsular War (1807–14) led to the construction of the Lines of Torres Vedras in late 1809 and 1810, in order to protect Lisbon from Napoléon Bonaparte's troops. Consisting of 152 forts and redoubts forming three lines of defence, the construction was ordered by the British commander, the Duke of Wellington, after two French invasions had already been repelled. By so doing he was also seeking to protect his own retreat and possible evacuation if overwhelmed by French forces. The first line of defence of the Lines of Torres Vedras successfully repelled the French and the Mosqueiro fort never saw battle. Description Situated on the Ribas escarpment on a basalt hill, the Mosqueiro fort was built at an altitude of 332 metres and was designed for a garrison of 270 soldiers in order to control access along the Montachique, Ribas and São Gião gorges. It was work number 52 of the Lines and is believed to have had three cannon. In addition to having a commanding view of the gorges, it was close to, and had a good view of, the Fort of Ribas (also known as the Redoubt of Freixial) on the same escarpment. The fort included a magazine, gun emplacements, and an inner square for assembling troops, and was protected by palisades and a dry moat. Present day In March 2012, the Municipality of Loures inaugurated a Centre of Interpretation of the Lines of Torres. It is attached to the Wine Museum in Bucelas and has the objective of making known to visitors the whole history of the fortifications built during the French invasions, particularly in the Bucelas area. See also List of forts of the Lines of Torres Vedras References External links Centre for the Interpretation of the Historic Route of the Lines of Torres (Centro de Interpretação da Rota Histórica das Linhas de Torres), Bucelas Wine museum Friends of the Lines of Torres Vedras
Forte do Mosqueiro

O Forte do Mosqueiro, também conhecido como Reduto do Mosqueiro, faz parte de um conjunto de fortificações em Portugal que compunham as Linhas de Torres Vedras, destinadas a proteger a capital, Lisboa, de uma possível invasão por tropas francesas durante a Guerra Peninsular. O Forte do Mosqueiro situa-se na freguesia de Fanhões, no município de Loures, no distrito de Lisboa, Portugal. Atualidade Em março de 2012, a Câmara Municipal de Loures inaugurou um Centro de Interpretação das Linhas de Torres. Está ligado ao Museu do Vinho de Bucelas e tem como objectivo dar a conhecer aos visitantes toda a história das fortificações construídas durante as invasões francesas, nomeadamente na zona de Bucelas. Referências
Fort of Casa

The Fort of Casa was the most easterly of the forts and redoubts built in 1809-10 during the Peninsular War on the second line of the three defensive Lines of Torres Vedras aimed at protecting the capital of Portugal, Lisbon. It is situated in the town of Forte da Casa, in the municipality of Vila Franca de Xira, in the Lisbon District. History Following the Treaty of Fontainebleau signed between France and Spain in October 1807, which provided for the invasion and subsequent division of Portuguese territory into three kingdoms, French troops under the command of General Junot entered Portugal, which requested support from the British. In July 1808 troops commanded by the Duke of Wellington, at the time known as Arthur Wellesley, landed in Portugal and defeated French troops at the Battles of Roliça and Vimeiro. This forced Junot to negotiate the Convention of Cintra, which led to the evacuation of the French army from Portugal. In March 1809, Marshal Soult led a new French expedition that advanced south to the city of Porto before being repulsed by Portuguese-British troops and forced to withdraw. The threat of a further invasion by the French led Wellington, on October 20, 1809, to order the secret construction of defensive lines in order to protect Lisbon from Napoléon Bonaparte's troops led by Marechal Masséna. A total of 152 military installations were constructed and they were each given a number. The Fort of Casa was Number 38 and it was originally named “Da Caza” by the Portuguese Major Brandão de Sousa. It had a star-shaped layout and, like most other forts of the Lines, it was built with a dry moat and equipped with a magazine. In 1810 it was garrisoned by around 340 soldiers, with five cannon. At an altitude of just 41 metres and close to the River Tagus it was given the task, together with the higher forts of Portela Grande and Portela Pequena, of potentially impeding the progress of the French army along two main roads. However, Masséna’s troops were repulsed by the first line of defence at Sobral de Monte Agraço and the Fort of Casa never saw action. The present day The fort was excavated in 2008 and 2010 and the ruins are now incorporated into a small urban park. The site also contains a Lines of Torres Vedras “Interpretation Centre”, one of several in the region. The Centre informs visitors about the construction of the two northerly lines of Torres Vedras, the relation of the fort with other military works, and on the impact of the French invasion and construction of the forts on the people of the area. See also List of forts of the Lines of Torres Vedras References External links Media related to Forte da Casa at Wikimedia Commons Friends of the Lines of Torres Vedras
Forte da Casa (forte)

O Forte da Casa foi o mais oriental dos fortes e redutos construídos em 1809-1810 durante a Guerra Peninsular na segunda linha das três Linhas de Torres Vedras destinadas a proteger a capital de Portugal, Lisboa. Situa-se na localidade de Forte da Casa, Município de Vila Franca de Xira, no Distrito de Lisboa. Atualidade O forte foi escavado em 2008 e 2010 e as ruínas agora estão incorporadas num pequeno parque urbano. O sítio contém ainda um “Centro de Interpretação” das Linhas de Torres Vedras, um dos vários existentes na região. O Centro informa os visitantes sobre a construção das duas linhas a norte de Torres Vedras, a relação do forte com outras obras militares e sobre o impacto da invasão francesa e construção dos fortes na população da zona. Referências
Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida de Peroguarda

A Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida de Peroguarda, igualmente conhecida como Igreja Paroquial de Peroguarda, é um edifício religioso na aldeia de Peroguarda, no concelho de Ferreira do Alentejo, em Portugal. Descrição e história A igreja está situada na Praça Francisco Gonçalves Pereira, em Peroguarda. A freguesia da Peroguarda foi fundada em data desconhecida, embora já existem referências à sua presença no século XV. A Igreja em si foi fundada antes de 1534, data em que foi visitada pelo Cardeal D. Afonso. O edifício sofreu várias alterações, sendo os vestígios mais antigos uma capela do Rosário, e uma pia baptismal adquirida aquando da visita de 1534. Ver também Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição Lista de património edificado em Ferreira do Alentejo Referências Ligações externas «Fotografia da Igreja Paroquial da Peroguarda, no sítio electrónico Mapio»
Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida do Sado

A Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida do Sado é um monumento religioso na aldeia de Santa Margarida do Sado, no concelho de Ferreira do Alentejo, em Portugal. Descrição e história O imóvel situa-se junto à Ponte de Santa Margarida do Sado. Destaca-se a presença, no seu exterior, de diversos cipos do período romano, com inscrições funerárias. Estas peças vieram provavelmente de Figueira dos Cavaleiros, nas imediações de Santa Margarda do Sado, num local onde se erguiria um templo romano à deusa Fortuna. A igreja em si foi construída no século XVI. A igreja foi classificada como Imóvel de Interesse Municipal pela Câmara Municipal de Ferreira do Alentejo, na reunião de 13 de Novembro de 2002, decisão que foi anunciada no Aviso n.º 7515/2003, de 1 de Setembro. Porém, esta medida foi aulada pelo Instituto Português do Património Arquitectónico, que considerou que a autarquia não possuía as competências necessárias para tal. Ver também Lista de património edificado em Ferreira do Alentejo Igreja Paroquial de Ferreira do Alentejo Igreja Paroquial de São Sebastião (Figueira dos Cavaleiros) Igreja Paroquial de Santo Estêvão Referências Bibliografia OLIVEIRA, Manuel Alves de (1990). Guia Turístico de Portugal de A a Z. Lisboa: Publicações Dom Quixote. 344 páginas. ISBN 972-20-0782-3 Ligações externas «Fotografia da Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida do Sado, no sítio electrónico PBase» Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida do Sado na base de dados Ulysses da Direção-Geral do Património Cultural Igreja Paroquial de Santa Margarida do Sado na base de dados SIPA da Direção-Geral do Património Cultural
Igreja Matriz de São Bento (Ribeira Brava)

Die Igreja Matriz de São Bento ist eine Pfarrkirche in Ribeira Brava, Madeira, Portugal. Sie ist eine der ältesten Kirchen Madeiras. Die dreischiffige Kirche gilt als Hauptkirche der Stadt und befindet sich in der Rua Camacho 20 in Ribeira Brava, nicht weit vom Rathaus entfernt. Geschichte Mit dem Bau der Kirche im gotischen Stil wurde im Jahr 1440 begonnen. Der Patron der Kirche wurde der Heilige Bernhard. Die Kirche wurde auf einer ursprünglichen Kapelle errichtet. Architektur Der Kirchturm ist mit blauen Fliesen verziert und zeigt eine Armillarsphäre, das Herrschaftszeichen König Dom Manuels I. von Portugal. Als Baustile umfasst sie Manuelinik, Manierismus und Barock. Sie ist nicht mehr im ursprünglichen Zustand erhalten und wurde mehrfach umgebaut. Ausstattung Im Inneren der Kirche befinden sich Kunstwerke, Gemälde, Bildhauereien und Holzschnitzereien aus dem 16. und 17. Jahrhundert. Außerdem ein manuelinisches Taufbecken (angeblich ein Geschenk König Manuels aus dem Jahr 1500), mit Azulejos verzierte Wände und ein aus Flandern stammendes Bildnis der Heiligen Jungfrau vom Rosenkranz aus dem Jahr 1520. Außerdem eine manuelinische Kanzel. In einem Nebengebäude ist ein kleines Museum mit sakralen Gegenständen eingerichtet. Vorplatz Der Vorplatz ist mit Pflastermosaiken ausgelegt. Auch befindet sich dort eine Gedenktafel, die an ein Ereignis in den 1940er Jahren erinnert, als der Pfarrer der Gemeinde bei einem schweren Sturm ein Kreuz ins Meer warf, um die Stadt vor Unheil und Überschwemmungen zu bewahren. Seitdem haben sich dort keine größeren Unglücke oder Katastrophen ereignet. Weblinks Quellen Baedecker, Madeira, Ausgabe 2018, S. 133/134.