Setúbal is a city and municipality located in southern Portugal, situated on the Setúbal Peninsula along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. It is known for its picturesque waterfront, historical significance, and proximity to natural sites such as the Arrábida Natural Park. Setúbal is renowned for its fishing industry, particularly sardines, and is also famous for its local wine production, especially the Muscat wines. The region features several cultural landmarks, including the historical fortifications and churches that reflect its rich maritime and cultural history. Setúbal is a popular destination for seafood cuisine, outdoor activities, and enjoying scenic views of the surrounding landscapes and the Troia Peninsula across the river.
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred off the coast near Seixal, Portugal, causing noticeable tremors in Lisbon and nearby areas. The earthquake's epicenter was 14 kilometers west-southwest of Seixal, at a…