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As an immense open-air gallery, the Côa Valley features more than a thousand outcrops with rock art, identified in over 80 different sites, predominantly from the Upper Paleolithic, some 30.000 years ago
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Scenes from the daily lives of Paleolithic Artists from the Côa Valley
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News & Highlights
Scholarships Competition for PhD Research
Extension of the deadline, until 30 November. Côa Parque – Foundation for the safeguard and enhancement of the Côa Valley,...
Anthropocene 2021 Forum
The Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education is organizing the ANTHROPOCENE FORUM, at the Côa Museum, from June 15...
Fundação Côa Parque’s contingency plan update – Version 1.4
The Côa Park Foundation updated its contingency plan according to current legislation. See document (in portuguese) here
The first agricultural product of the Côa Park Foundation – a biological olive oil from the existing olive trees in the area of the Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley.
The Côa Park Foundation owns many olive trees in the Côa region. The olive trees are grown in a sustainable...
Exhibition of “João Cutileiro: Recent engravings and other risks
The Côa Park Foundation, the João Cutileiro Art Centre and the Alentejo Regional Direction of Culture are pleased to inform...
Côa Museu
Exhibitions
CÔA DOURO: for a future memory
As part of UNESCO’s World Heritage classification of the Côa Rock Art and Alto Douro Wine Region, the Côa Park...
Exhibition Contra-parede
The exhibition Contra-parede (Against the wall) is a dialogue between the work of artists Ana Vidigal, Nuno Nunes-Ferreira and Pedro...
Exhibition João Cutileiro: recent engravings and other risks
The exhibition João Cutileiro: recent engravings and other risks, the sculptor’s latest project and, formally, the first developed by the...
Exhibition “Manuel Botelho: Branco Chumbo”
The Côa Parque Foundation is pleased to invite you to visit the exhibition entitled "Manuel Botelho: White Lead" by the curatorship of Filipa Oliveira, which will be on display in the temporary exhibition rooms of the Côa Museum from 21 November to 14 March 2021.
Stones with Memories
The Côa Valley and Siega Verde are the largest open-air Palaeolithic art gallery, classified since 1998 and 2010 as World...
The 10th Biennial of Douro without limits.
Based on the oldest demarcated wine region in the world – the Douro and winner of two heritages of humanity...
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