Which city in Portugal? 2

During roman times the city was called "Julióbriga"

The city gives its name to a set of fortifications created during the Peninsular War

The least populated district seat

It was called "Pax Julia" during roman times

Host the oldest carnival in the country

The former capital of the Algarve

Its the legislative capital of the Azores

Its the most important city in Douro Wine Region

"Aquae Flaviae" is its roman name

The city is know by its nickname "Princess of Tua [River]"

Its monastery is a UNESCO Heritage Site where we can find the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro

Known for Saint Gundisalvus

Located on a little tombolo

Where the EUROPARQUE is located

Once an important port used by greeks, romans, phoenician and carthaginians known by the name "Portus Hannibalis"

The Capital of Furniture

The home of the second oficial language of Portugal

The Capital of Footwear

Known as the Falcon City, once a seat of diocese

The most fortified city of Europe

The birthplace of Saint Theotonius

Known by its "Pão-de-Ló"

The Capital of the Portuguese Gothic

The city is known by its ceramic arts

During the Second Dynasty, the city was a winter resort for the royal family, once called "Sintra de Inverno"

It was seat of diocese and its former name is "Arrifana de Sousa"