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Landal
Known as the quail capital, Landal is a small rural parish with a Baroque church and a 16th-century chapel.
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About Landal
Landal is known as the “capital of the quail”. It has around 1,000 inhabitants and once belonged to Óbidos, the neighbouring municipality of Caldas da Rainha.
As you might expect, poultry farming is one of the main drivers of the local economy.
What to see
Landal parish church
Dedicated to São Silvestre, this 18th-century church is Baroque in style.
Santa Susana chapel
The chapel of Santa Susana dates back to the 16th century.
Good to know
Getting there
Caldas da Rainha is about an hour from Lisbon on the A8 motorway. The easiest way to explore the parishes is by car.
Parking
Parking is usually easy in the villages. In the city centre, use the car parks around the centre and walk.
Where to eat
You will find traditional restaurants across the municipality, and plenty more in the centre of Caldas da Rainha.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Landal called the quail capital?
Poultry farming, including quail, is one of the main activities of the local economy.
Did Landal always belong to Caldas da Rainha?
No. It once belonged to the neighbouring municipality of Óbidos.
How do I contact the parish council?
By email at [email protected] or by phone on +351 262 949 730.
