- 52211°N 8.3878°W / 41.52211; -8.3878
Falperra Church or the
Church of
Santa Maria Madalena (Portuguese:
Igreja da
Falperra or
Igreja de
Santa Maria Madalena)...
- The
Falperra International Hill Climb, is an
annual automobile hillclimb to the
summit of
Falperra in Braga, Portugal. The
track measures 5.2 kilometres...
- Tibães.
Outside Braga, his work as an
architect include the
audacious Falperra Church (with a
heptagonal floorplan), the
Santos P****os
Church in Guimarães...
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Attilio Bettega died in an 037
crash in 1985. António
Rodrigues won the 1984
Falperra International Hill
Climb in an 037. The 037 made its
final appearance in...
- (Portuguese: Santuário de
Santa Maria Madalena/Santuário da
Falperra),
located on
Monte Falperra, the Baroque-era
sanctuary church, was
designed by local...
- Portugal, and its
national championship growing in po****rity
since 2010.
Falperra International Hill
Climb is the most po****r and
famous hillclimb, being...
-
Amancio began his
career aged 15 at
local side Victoria, in the
district of
Falperra–Santa Lucía. In the 1958–59 season, he
joined Deportivo de La Coruña, which...
- by the "Senhora do Monte" (Senhora hill), at
northwest by the
hills of
Falperra, Sameiro,
Outeiro and Penedice. To the
south is the
Monte da Penha, which...
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Tinoco and
Filippo Terzi (Monastery of São
Vicente de Fora), André
Soares (
Falperra Church), José António
Caldas (dark room
pioneer in Brazil),
Carlos Amarante...
-
Church of
Santa Maria Madalena da
Falperra, and the Raio
Palace is seen as an
extension of the "feative
character of
Falperra". In 1760, the
staircase was...
