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Golegã

The Horse's Capital in Portugal. Golegã, on the Portuguese Central Way, is a village with an equestrian tradition rich in history, famous for its National Horse Fair.

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Golegã is a Portuguese village with an unique identity, internationally known as "Horse Capital". For the pilgrim of the Portuguese Way, it's a stop of great interest, especially if coincides with its famous National Horse Fair in November. The life of the village revolves around equestrian culture, with horses, stables and a very special atmosphere. Its heritage includes the Matriz Church, of Manueline style. The locality offers good services in a rural and noble environment. It's an stage to enjoy a unique tradition, admire the beauty of Lusitanian horses and experience the essence of the Ribatejo region.

Last updated: 18/05/2026

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Portuguese Way (Central)

Santarém a Golegã

30.70 km 7.68 h Media

From: Santarém

To: Golegã

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Golegã a Tomar

31.30 km 7.83 h Media

From: Golegã

To: Tomar

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