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27/04/18

Sugestão de Fim de Semana: Venha passar este fim de semana a Vila Flor / Come spend this weekend the Vila Flor



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   Vila Flor é uma vila portuguesa do distrito de Bragança, com história e um passado vasto e rico culturalmente.

   Venha passar este fim de semana a Vila Flor com a sua família e descubra o que ela de mais belo tem para lhe oferecer.

Igreja Matriz de Vila Flor
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 Vila Flor is a Portuguese village in the district of Bragança, with a history and a past vast and culturally rich.

  Come spend this weekend to Vila Flor with your family and find out what she more beautiful has to offer.

Calçada em empedrado antigo
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Praça da República, Rainha Santa Isabel
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Location: Bragança

23/05/12

The lovely small town of Avis









The lovely small town of Avis is situated in the vast Alentejo region, in the top on a hill with 201 meters high, rich with history and natural beauty.

The origins of Avis are quite ancient, and throughout the territory many archaeological vestiges have been found attesting the ancientry of the region, with several megalithic monuments and vestiges of quite ancient cultures.

Avis was the headquarter of one of the most important military order and gave name to one of the most important and charismatic Portuguese dynasty. What remains of the Castle nowadays show the history of other times when religious and military orders populated, defended and built villages. According to the legend, this castle was built in secrecy in the 13th century during the night, and whenever the sun’s rays would rise in the morning, the walls were covered with vegetation so that the Moorish enemy, always around the corner, wouldn’t acknowledge the future fortress.

The village, with a medieval plan, with picturesque white small houses with coloured (blue or bright yellow) bands has plenty to show, with its gorgeous historical centre, and the São Bento de Avis Convent Ruins which origins dates back to 1211, the nowadays town hall building that once was part of the Masters of the Avis Order Residence, the Mother Church and the lovely Pillory, among many other proud Alentejo’s monuments.

Nearby is located the lovely Maranhão Dam, with unique landscapes and great conditions for several leisure, sport and nautical activities, with a Nautical Club, a Campsite among other facilities like an amazing viewpoint.

Texto: http://www.getportugal.com
Fotos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

21/05/12

Church Na. Sa. Do Rosário, in Largo da Igreja, Pavia, Portalegre

Although the façade and the south tower are 18th century, the origins of the Church of St Paul are in the 16th century, visible in the Manueline Mudejar towers and roof castellations, as well as in the interior decoration.

It has a rectangular plan and three naves. The decoration of the side altars is Baroque, as is the sanctuary of the altars is Baroque, as is the sanctuary of the altar of Na. Sa. Do Rosário, which has tiles of “cord seca”. The 16th century retable in the chancel represents the conversion of St. Paul.







Largo da Igreja, Pavia, Portalegre, Portugal
Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

02/11/11

Santa Comba Dao, flowered city - the cobblestone pavements

views of the church city
cobblestone streets






Santa Combra Dão is a lovely town located on the fertile region of Dão-Lafões, a place of great agricultural production, very rural, famous for being the birth town of António de Oliveira Salazar, the Portuguese dictator that governed the Country between 1032 and 1968.

The historical centre of this town has maintained its rural and typical ambiance, characterized by its medieval traditional architecture, usually built with granite, by the small charming squares like Rossio of the Município Square, and a great peace of mind.

In Santa Comba Dão history is part of every corner, with charming rural narrow streets and houses that seem lost in time. The town presents lovely monuments such as the Baroque Mother Church from the 18th century, the also 18th century Misericórdia Church, the elegant Arcos Manor House (an elegant house that received many illustrious guests, such as Queen Catherine of England in 1962, nowadays housing the Municipal Library), the proud Pillory or even the gracious Romanesque Bridge over the Hortas Streamlet.


Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c