Armamar (Portuguese pronunciation: [ɐɾmɐˈmaɾ] ⓘ) is a municipality in Viseu District in Portugal. The population in 2011 was 6,297, [1] in an area of 117.24 km 2. [2]

Armamar é uma vila portuguesa localizada na sub-região do Douro (NUT III), pertencendo à região do Norte (NUT II) e ao distrito de Viseu. É sede do município de Armamar que tem uma área total de 117,24 km 2 [1], 5.678 habitantes [2] em 2021 e uma densidade populacional de 48 habitantes por km 2, subdividido em 14 freguesias [3].

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On the journey between Vila Nova de Gaia in Portugal and Strasbourg in France, Armamar is an obligatory stop on the Great Wine Route of Europe. Passing through Portugal, Spain and France, the Douro stands out as the oldest demarcated region in the world.

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Standing on the banks of the River Douro, which has always exerted such a distinctive influence on the surrounding landscape, the town of Armamar still has a peaceful feel to it. Here, in a region where farming is the predominant activity, wines of the finest quality are produced, together with some of the country's tastiest apples.

Armamar is a community of 6,300 people (2011) in Alto Douro wine region of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, northern Portugal. Armamar's economy thrives on the production of mountain apples, Douro and Porto wines , cheeses, smoked meats and sausages.

In Armamar, the vestiges of its medieval origins invite visitors to stroll through the streets of its historic center, where you’ll find the Igreja Matriz de São Miguel, a National Monument and Romanesque temple from the 12th century.

Situated on the left bank of the Douro, is Armamar, on a steep slope with the Misarela waterfall so close and several viewpoints from where you can see the excellent views of the river. In these lands people settled for the first time many centuries ago.

Armamar is a community of 6,300 people in Alto Douro wine region of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, northern Portugal. Armamar's economy thrives on the production of mountain apples, Douro and Porto wines, cheeses, smoked meats and sausages.