out, as San Damon wanted, towards the ocean through the lands of Mozelos, Lourosa, São Paio de Oleiros, etc. The roundabout on which the Danonaselo is placed is decorated with certain flowers in harmony with the work. A plaque on the base explains the meaning of the work and a poem written by San Damon encloses it. Geography The municipality includes several towns (vilas) and 3 cities (cidades): Santa Maria da Feira, Fiães and Lourosa. It is the most populous município in Entre Douro e Vouga and it is part of the Greater Metropolitan Area of Porto. Administratively, the municipality is divided into 21 civil parishes (freguesias): Argoncilhe Arrifana Caldas de São Jorge e Pigeiros Canedo, Vale e Vila Maior Escapães Fiães Fornos Lobão, Gião, Louredo e Guisande Lourosa Milheirós de Poiares Mozelos Nogueira da Regedoura Paços de Brandão Rio Meão Romariz Sanguedo Santa Maria da Feira, Travanca, Sanfins e Espargo Santa Maria de Lamas São João de Ver São Paio de Oleiros São Miguel do Souto e Mosteirô International relations Santa Maria da Feira Municipality is twinned with: Catió, Guinea-Bissau Joué-lès-Tours, France, since 1989 Kenitra, Morocco Targovishte, Bulgaria Economy Santa Maria da Feira is a heavily industrialized municipality and is famous for its several cork transforming and shoe factories. The town is the headquarters of Amorim corporation. The seat of the municipality is Feira, famous for its medieval castle which was the residence of Portugal's first king, Afonso Henriques, for a short period of time. The castle, located at the top of a hill, was of considerable strategic importance during its time. Every year, in summer, a medieval festival takes place in Santa Maria da Feira - the Viagem Medieval - during which the city goes back to the Middle Ages. Architecture The municipality's sights include the Convento do Espírito Santo (convent), the Igreja da Misericórdia (church; 18th century), and the Rua Direita (street; 18th and 19th century architecture). However, its greatest landmark is the castelo Santa Maria da Feira Castle, from the 11th century. Culture The municipal holiday is January 20. It's the day when the whole municipality celebrates the Fogaceiras. The Fogaceiras is a special local holiday. During the Middle Ages, the lands of Santa Maria (as it was known back then) were infested by the dark plague. To get rid of this calamity, the locals offered a sweet roll, called fogaça, to the patron saint Saint