Anta

- Igreja de São Martinho (Church of São Martinho), the parish church of Anta.<p>- Capela de São Vicente e de Nossa Senhora da Conceição (Chapel of São Vicente and Nossa Senhora da Conceição).<p>- Capela de Nossa Senhora dos Altos-Céus e S. Mamede (Chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Altos-Céus and S. Mamede), in Esmojães.<p>- Fontes do Pereiro e de Cassufas (Pereiro and Cassufas fountains), in Esmojães.<p>- The wayside crosses of the parish, including the parish cross.

Anta is a town in the municipality of Espinho, elevated to town status in 1993. Its name is linked to a dolmen found within its territory, evidence of prehistoric settlement, and the locality already appears in documents from the 9th and 11th centuries. It belonged to the municipality of Feira until 1926, when it was transferred to Espinho. Merged with Guetim in 2013, it became a parish in its own right once again under Law no. 25-A/2025.

Anta is a town in the municipality of Espinho and the seat of the parish of the same name. The place name is linked to a dolmen found in the area, which points to a very ancient settlement. Documents from the 9th and 11th centuries already refer to the locality, and the 'Testamento de Vila de Anta' is known to date from 1037. In the first half of the 11th century, the abbot Tudeildo founded a monastery here, and by 1220 Anta was a parish of the Diocese of Porto.<p>Espinho grew out of the territory of Anta and separated from it in 1886. Anta remained in the municipality of Feira until 1926, when it was transferred to that of Espinho, and was granted town status on 27 May 1993. In 2013 it was merged with Guetim to form the União das Freguesias de Anta e Guetim; Lei n.º 25-A/2025 restored the parish.<p>The parish brings together the settlements of Anta, Idanha, Esmojães, Quinta, Ponte de Anta and Guimbra. Esmojães corresponds to the former parish of Ermógenes, which was dissolved following a severe epidemic. The patron saint is São Martinho, to whom the parish church is dedicated. In Esmojães stands the Capela de Nossa Senhora dos Altos-Céus e S. Mamede (chapel), with the springs of Pereiro and Cassufas, and the parish also contains the Capela de São Vicente and the Capela de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, as well as several wayside crosses.<p>In 2011 the parish had 10,363 inhabitants; in 1864 there were 2,635.