Destination
Santo Tirso: an authentic destination to discover
From Hotel Cidnay, discover carefully selected experiences that celebrate the region’s natural and cultural richness, enhancing your stay with truly unique moments.
Discover Santo Tirso from Hotel Cidnay
Hotel Cidnay: a privileged starting point to explore the very best of Northern Portugal. Just 20 minutes from the International Airport and the city of Porto, and 30 minutes from Guimarães, Braga and the beautiful beaches and landscapes of the northern coastline, here you will find the perfect combination of tranquillity, culture and authenticity.
Immerse yourself in a region shaped by history, nature and contemporary art, ideal for those seeking unique experiences, whether for leisure or business.
- Incredible views from Monte Nossa Senhora da Assunção
- Open-air art at MIEC
- Benedictine monasteries rich in history
- Nature, trails and viewpoints
- Authentic local gastronomy
- Quick access to Porto, Braga, Guimarães and the beaches
Monte Nossa Senhora da Assunção
One of Santo Tirso’s landmarks, Monte Nossa Senhora da Assunção offers panoramic views over the valley and a natural setting perfect for walks and moments of contemplation. An iconic place that combines spirituality, landscape and local tradition.
MIEC – International Museum of Contemporary Sculpture
An artistic reference in the region, MIEC stands out as an open-air museum, bringing together sculptures by national and international artists displayed throughout the city’s public spaces. A distinctive cultural experience that transforms Santo Tirso into a true contemporary art destination.
Mosteiro de Singeverga
One of Portugal’s most emblematic Benedictine monasteries, known for the serenity of its surroundings and the artisanal production of the traditional Singeverga liqueur. A place of great historical and spiritual value, ideal for those who appreciate heritage and authentic flavours.
Mosteiro de São Bento
Located in the heart of the city, Mosteiro de São Bento is a landmark of Santo Tirso’s identity, with imposing architecture and a centuries-old legacy. A visit allows you to discover the local history and the importance of the Benedictine order in the region.