MIDÕES (TÁBUA)
40° 23' 07" N; 7° 57' 01" W
Midões is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Tábua, with an area of 19.98 km² and 1574 inhabitants (2021 census). Its population density is 78.8 inhabitants/km².
It was a town and county seat, with a new charter in 1514. It was made up until the beginning of the 19th century by the parishes of the seat and Póvoa de Midões. In 1801, it had 2035 inhabitants and 29 km². Later, the parishes of Candosa, Covas and Vila Nova de Oliveirinha were annexed. In 1849 it had 6282 inhabitants and 63 km². The Council was suppressed in 1853.
Patrimony
Main Church, dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows
Pillory of Midões
Palace of Midões (Palace of the Four Seasons)
Solar do Ribeirinho (Midões)
Solar dos Sousa Machado
Solar dos Soares de Albergaria (Midões)
Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows (Midões) - Midões
Chapel of São Miguel - Outeiro de S. Miguel
Pillory of Coitus
Chapel of Saint Sebastian, with Roman tombstones - Coitus
Sumes Roman Bridge
S. Geraldo Bridge
João Brandão's house, in Casal da Senhora - Casal da Senhora
Chapel of Our Lady of the Field - Casal da Senhora
Santa Ana Chapel - Vila do Mato
Vila do Mato Roman Bridge
Chapel of Santo Amaro - Santo Amaro
Chapel of Our Lady of Hope - Touriz
Casa do Esporão
Vasco Roman Viaduct
In relation to natural heritage, there are also the São Miguel hill, the Cavalos river, the Seia river and the Mondego river.
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PÓVOA DE MIDÕES
40° 23' 34" N; 7° 58' 33" W
Póvoa de Midões is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Tábua, with an area of 9.52 km² and 500 inhabitants (2021 census). Its population density is 52.5 inhabitants/km².
