Which city in Portugal? 2 - Statistics

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During roman times the city was called "Julióbriga" Bragança
83%
The least populated district seat Portalegre
83%
Its monastery is a UNESCO Heritage Site where we can find the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro Alcobaça
67%
It was called "Pax Julia" during roman times Beja
67%
The city is known by its ceramic arts Caldas da Rainha
67%
"Aquae Flaviae" is its roman name Chaves
67%
The city is know by its nickname "Princess of Tua [River]" Mirandela
67%
The Capital of Furniture Paços de Ferreira
67%
Once an important port used by greeks, romans, phoenician and carthaginians known by the name "Portus Hannibalis" Portimão
67%
The city gives its name to a set of fortifications created during the Peninsular War Torres Vedras
67%
Known by its "Pão-de-Ló" Ovar
50%
Its the legislative capital of the Azores Horta
33%
The home of the second oficial language of Portugal Miranda do Douro
33%
It was seat of diocese and its former name is "Arrifana de Sousa" Penafiel
33%
Its the most important city in Douro Wine Region Peso da Régua
33%
The Capital of the Portuguese Gothic Santarém
33%
The former capital of the Algarve Silves
33%
During the Second Dynasty, the city was a winter resort for the royal family, once called "Sintra de Inverno" Almeirim
17%
Known for Saint Gundisalvus Amarante
17%
The most fortified city of Europe Elvas
17%
Host the oldest carnival in the country Loulé
17%
Located on a little tombolo Peniche
17%
Known as the Falcon City, once a seat of diocese Pinhel
17%
Where the EUROPARQUE is located Santa Maria da Feira
17%
The Capital of Footwear São João da Madeira
17%
The birthplace of Saint Theotonius Valença
17%
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