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Shipyards: Historically, the shipyards of Viana do Castelo were important in the construction of the Portuguese cod fishing fleet.

Marina: Located in the city's urban area, next to the historic Eiffel Bridge. It consists of two docks offering approximately 300 berths for recreational vessels with a draft of up to 3 meters and a length of 20 meters. It receives hundreds of vessels from various countries, such as France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, annually.

Commercial and Industrial Port: With a growing focus on the industrial sector, it handles cargo and operates efficiently, serving as a point for importing and unloading goods.

The Port of Viana do Castelo is a multifaceted maritime infrastructure located at the mouth of the Lima River, in the city of Viana do Castelo, Portugal. It is managed by APDL – the Port Authority of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo.

Calm and quiet between the sea and the mountains (when there is no wind)

The Chapel of the Souls (Capela das Almas) was Viana's first mother church until the mid-15th century, when the Cathedral (Sé Catedral) was built within its perimeter. It is called the Chapel of the Souls because its churchyard served as a burial ground from the time of King Afonso III until the end of the 16th century. All that remains of the original 13th-century structure, when it was built (expanded in 1719), are an arcosol on the south side of the church and the cross with its headboard. It is a typical small church of the 18th-century Baroque style, but certainly worth seeing.

The complex is surprisingly large. You can walk along the entire fortress wall, offering new views every time. There's no admission charge.

The former hospital ship of the cod fleet is now a museum ship. The entrance fee of €5 per person is absolutely reasonable. For that, you get to see a lot of interesting things. The tour provides a very thorough explanation of life and technology on board. An audio guide is available as a helpful supplement. Much of the interior is still preserved. Absolutely worth seeing.