Walking tour in Sesimbra - Portugal - 4k Ultra HD- Spring sunny day on April 25th - Dia da liberdade

Secret Places went for a walking tour in Sesimbra on a special day for Portugal, Freedom Day on April 25th is a national holiday in Portugal, with official commemorations.
It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975.
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Sesimbra is a charming fishing town and popular holiday destination that is close to a selection of beautiful and varied beaches. The coastline that surrounds Sesimbra is protected by the Serra da Arrabida national park and the lack of tourist development has enabled the area to retain its natural beauty.
There’s more to visit than just the beach. Sesimbra Castle is an imposing and intriguing place that you’ll love discovering.
Besides professional fishing and sport fishing (mainly of swordfish), the most significant revenues in Sesimbra come from tourism. The town is known for its beaches, fish restaurants and nightlife.
The original name of Celtic origin was Cempsibriga, meaning the high place (briga) of the Celtic tribe the Cempsi.
Close by, on a mountaintop, 240 m (787.40 ft) above sea level, lies strategically (the ruins of) the Moorish castle. It was taken from the Moors, during the Portuguese Reconquista in the year 1165 by king Afonso Henriques with the help of Frank Crusaders. The battlements afford a panorama over Sesimbra, its harbour and the surrounding countryside. In addition to the castle, Sesimbra has two forts dating back to the 17th century; the Fortress of Saint James of Sesimbra in the centre of town and the Fort of São Teodósio da Ponta do Cavalo. The former contains a museum covering Sesimbra's history as a fishing village.
During the Age of Discoveries, Sesimbra became an important seaport. Even king Manuel I lived here for a while. In the 17th century the fort Fortaleza de Santiago was built along the beach, as part of Portugal's coastal defence. On 3 June 1602 an English fleet defeated a Spanish galley fleet and in addition captured a large Portuguese carrack and severely damaged the fort. It was even used in the 18th century by Portuguese kings as a seaside retreat.
Panoramic view of Sesimbra, Portugal.
A tourist travelling to Sesimbra can appreciate its beaches, traditional fish restaurants and the Arrábida National Park. Sesimbra is a popular diving location close to Lisbon and the most famous dive site is the wreck of the River Gurara, a Nigerian cargo ship, that sunk in 1989 with the loss of 45 sailors.[3]
Close to the Moorish castle is the church Nossa Senhora do Castelo. It stands on the spot where king Sancho I built a Romanesque chapel in the early 13th century, leading to the creation in 1388 of the parish of Nossa Senhora do Castelo de Sesimbra. The present church was built in 1721. When a new church was built in the village, this church passed into disuse and fell into ruins. It was restored between 1965 and 2001. The walls of the church are inlaid with azulejos. The 17th century-pulpit was made from local pink marble. The gilded triumphal arch of the 18th century-choir is decorated with Manueline motives. On the left side of the choir stands in a niche the gilded and polychromed statue of the Madonna of the Castle on a giant shell.
Notable people
Sebastião Rodrigues Soromenho (ca.1560-1602) a Portuguese explorer appointed by the King Philip II of Spain to sail along the shores of California in the years 1595 and 1596 to map the American west coast line
twins Marco Paixão & Flávio Paixão (born 1984) Portuguese footballers, both with about 450 club caps
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Secret Places went for a walking tour in Sesimbra on a special day for Portugal, Freedom Day on April 25th is a national holiday in Portugal, with official commemorations. It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975. Please subscribe to Secret Places and press the like button if you enjoyed this video. Your support means a lot to me! If you want support the channel you can buy me a coffee at: ko-fi.com/secretplaces If you want me to visit any special place tell me in the comments. CLICK HERE TO WIN 10 YEARS OF LUCK :) kzbin.info/door/m1iWA2Y0yO7vun3iR428qA Sesimbra is a charming fishing town and popular holiday destination that is close to a selection of beautiful and varied beaches. The coastline that surrounds Sesimbra is protected by the Serra da Arrabida national park and the lack of tourist development has enabled the area to retain its natural beauty. There’s more to visit than just the beach. Sesimbra Castle is an imposing and intriguing place that you’ll love discovering. Besides professional fishing and sport fishing (mainly of swordfish), the most significant revenues in Sesimbra come from tourism. The town is known for its beaches, fish restaurants and nightlife. The original name of Celtic origin was Cempsibriga, meaning the high place (briga) of the Celtic tribe the Cempsi. Close by, on a mountaintop, 240 m (787.40 ft) above sea level, lies strategically (the ruins of) the Moorish castle. It was taken from the Moors, during the Portuguese Reconquista in the year 1165 by king Afonso Henriques with the help of Frank Crusaders. The battlements afford a panorama over Sesimbra, its harbour and the surrounding countryside. In addition to the castle, Sesimbra has two forts dating back to the 17th century; the Fortress of Saint James of Sesimbra in the centre of town and the Fort of São Teodósio da Ponta do Cavalo. The former contains a museum covering Sesimbra's history as a fishing village. During the Age of Discoveries, Sesimbra became an important seaport. Even king Manuel I lived here for a while. In the 17th century the fort Fortaleza de Santiago was built along the beach, as part of Portugal's coastal defence. On 3 June 1602 an English fleet defeated a Spanish galley fleet and in addition captured a large Portuguese carrack and severely damaged the fort. It was even used in the 18th century by Portuguese kings as a seaside retreat. Panoramic view of Sesimbra, Portugal. A tourist travelling to Sesimbra can appreciate its beaches, traditional fish restaurants and the Arrábida National Park. Sesimbra is a popular diving location close to Lisbon and the most famous dive site is the wreck of the River Gurara, a Nigerian cargo ship, that sunk in 1989 with the loss of 45 sailors.[3] Close to the Moorish castle is the church Nossa Senhora do Castelo. It stands on the spot where king Sancho I built a Romanesque chapel in the early 13th century, leading to the creation in 1388 of the parish of Nossa Senhora do Castelo de Sesimbra. The present church was built in 1721. When a new church was built in the village, this church passed into disuse and fell into ruins. It was restored between 1965 and 2001. The walls of the church are inlaid with azulejos. The 17th century-pulpit was made from local pink marble. The gilded triumphal arch of the 18th century-choir is decorated with Manueline motives. On the left side of the choir stands in a niche the gilded and polychromed statue of the Madonna of the Castle on a giant shell. Notable people Sebastião Rodrigues Soromenho (ca.1560-1602) a Portuguese explorer appointed by the King Philip II of Spain to sail along the shores of California in the years 1595 and 1596 to map the American west coast line twins Marco Paixão & Flávio Paixão (born 1984) Portuguese footballers, both with about 450 club caps

[@Rabelo1301]

Thanks for walking us around Sesimbra. What a magnificent place!

[@SECRETPLACESPT]

Hi Dom =) i really like Sesimbra and i hoppe i will go there again very soon make a new Video and enjoy the day. thanks for the comment

[@naturewalks]

Awesome! The sounds are really amazing.

[@SECRETPLACESPT]

thank you =)

[@angieroney4741]

Great vlog! Thank you for taking us to your walk tour! Beautiful and clear sky it is!❤️

[@SECRETPLACESPT]

thank you Roney

[@ashlynngalluzzo1589]

Beautiful city.

[@SECRETPLACESPT]

true , thanks for the comment =)