# Voices of Setúbal: Poets, Workers & Manueline Stone

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A culture-first walk through the voices that shaped Setúbal. Start with Bocage’s sharp poetry and Américo Ribeiro’s street photography, step next door into the world of cannery workers and traditional trades, continue to the pioneering Manueline architecture of the Convent of Jesus, and finish amid the city’s living food culture at Mercado do Livramento. Roughly 1.2 km between stops, mostly level and ideal for public-transport arrivals.

- Stops: 4
- City: [Setúbal](https://mytuur.com/en/city/setubal/)

## Stops on this tour

1. [Bocage House / Américo Ribeiro Archive](https://mytuur.com/en/city/setubal/spot/casa-bocage-arquivo-americo-ribeiro/)
2. [Michel Giacometti Museum of Work](https://mytuur.com/en/city/setubal/spot/museu-do-trabalho-michel-giacometti/)
3. [Setúbal Museum / Convent of Jesus](https://mytuur.com/en/city/setubal/spot/museu-de-setubal-convento-de-jesus/)
4. [Livramento Market](https://mytuur.com/en/city/setubal/spot/mercado-do-livramento/)

To walk this tour, open it in the myTuur app and start where you are: the route adapts, and each story begins as you reach its stop. Skip or reorder stops whenever you like. And because the tour works offline, a walk through Setúbal keeps going even without a signal.

## What is myTuur?

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