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The Palace of the Counts of Anadia welcomes visitors with Greek gods

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The entrance to the Palace of the Counts of Anadia in Mangualde is striking for the grandeur and detail of its Baroque tiles, which for centuries welcomed the most noble guests.

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The Palace of the Counts of Anadia welcomes visitors with Greek gods

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The Palace of the Counts of Anadia welcomes visitors with Greek gods

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