trabalho inglês2

7/30/2019 Trabalho ingls2

1/34

Castelo Branco county has an area

of 1438.16 km and 53,909inhabitants (albicastrenses).The territory is divided into25 parishes.

Castelo Branco is a county where thepatrimonial heritage is evident in its

monuments. Churches, chapels,manors and beautiful gardens waitingto be seen and visited.We can start by visiting the CasteloBranco Fortress ruins from thebeginning of the 13th century.

Castelo Branco Fortress


2/34

Architectural heritage - See and Know

Built in the 18th century,this garden is one of thebest original examplesof the Baroque inPortugal.

Garden of the Episcopal Palace

Cathedral

Arches Manor

Alcains

S. Mark Fountain

S. John Cruise

Our Lady of

Mrcules Chapel Pillory

S. Vicente da Beira

Holy Spirit Chapel

AlcainsOleiros Viscountess Manor

and Chapel -Alcains

Roman fountain

Alcains


3/34

Do not miss

Martim Branco Schist Village

Sarzedas Schist Village

With a very picturesque architecture, these villages are clusters of small buildingsbuilt in schist. These local villages are surrounded by a magic of its own.

The ovens are the most interesting elements in

Martin White and the process of recovery hascontributed to a new community life in the village.Just taste the bread to see why.

Sarzedas is marked by the color of white paintedfacades of the houses on the way to the villagefountain. Its pillory, the broad, Churches andChapels, stand out of beautiful and magnificenthouses .


4/34

Castelo Branco offers you a wide variety of accommodation. Hotels, hostels and holiday cottagesspread all over the county.

Accommodation: Where to rest

Casa De Belgais

Escalos de Baixo

Hotel Colina do Castelo

Hotel Rainha D. Amlia

Solar De Alcains

Alcains

Monte Barata

Monforte da Beira

Quinta Cho da Serra

Salgueiro do Campo

Youth Hostel


5/34

Penamacor county has an area of

555.52 km and 5680 inhabitants.

The territory is divided into 12 parishes.

The historical past of Penamacor county can be read throughits monuments. No one knows for sure when PenamacorCastle was built but was considered one of the mostimportant strongholds of Beira. In 1973 the ruins wereconsidered National Heritage Monument.

Watchtower


6/34

Many monuments can be visited in Penamacor county. One of the most interesting is the Church ofMercy, whose beautiful Gothic portal invokes the growth of the medieval village. The Santo AntonioConvent, dated from the same period, is another matter of great interest.


Church of Mercy Santo Antonio Convent Old Town Hall Our Lady of Incense

Chapel

Old Church

guas

Roman bridge

MeimoaCalvary

Pedrogo de S. Pedro

Fountain

Benquerena


7/34


Moinho do ManeioOur Lady of Incense

HousePalace Hotel

Penamacor county is a region of natural peaceful , becoming the ideal place for who privilegesboth physical and mental well-being. You may enjoy staying in a beautiful hotel, or if you preferto stay longer in communion with nature, choose one of the magnificent rental cottages or local

housing.


8/34

Idanha-a-Nova county has an area

of1412.73 km and 9716 inhabitants.

The territory is divided into17 parishes.

Idanha-a-Nova Tourism Office is astarting point for new destinationsand adventures.


9/34


Giraldes Morgado House

Idanha-a-Nova

Trigueiros Arago Manor

Idanha-a-Nova

The county is rich in history and monuments.Roman culture influences can be found in the construction of bridges, fortifications and churches.

Roman Chapel - S. Pedro de Vila Cora Roman Bridge - Segura Fortress - Segura

Church - Salvaterra do Extremo


10/34

Do not missIdanha-a-Velhahistoric village

Catedral

Ponte sobre o rio Ponsul

Largo e Pelourinho

This small village was once an importantRoman city.There is a vast patrimony were the VisigothCathedral still impresses today for itsrichness and dimension.The Walls and the Donjon Tower wererebuilt during the medieval era.

Other attractions:Porta and Roman Bridge over the PonsulRiver,Pillory (16th century),S. Dmaso Chapel (18th century).

S. Dmaso Chapel

Walls and the Donjon Tower

Porta Nova

Stone houses in Idanha-a-Velha


11/34

Do not miss Monsantohistoric village

Monsanto Castle and Walls

This village received, in 1938, the title of The

most Portuguese village in Portugal.The medieval castle was partially destroyed duean accidental explosion on a Christmas Eve, in19th century. Today two towers remain thePeo (Pawn) tower and the Donjon tower.Inside the wall the Romanic chapel of S. Miguel

(12th century).Outside the wall, is the St. Michael Chapel, fromthe 12th / 13th century.The granite and schist houses, nested in themiddle of huge granite blocks, gives a veryspecial grace.

St. Michael Chapel

St. Anthony Chapel Mercy Church Donjon tower Granite and schist houses


12/34

Do not miss Penha Garciahistoric village

Penha Garcia Ichnofossils

The castle is located onthe southern slopes of

Penha Garcia mountain ,overlooking the PonsulRiver.

Penha Garcia is located on the mountainside of the same name, branch of Malcata Mountains andon the right bank of the Ponsul river.

Castle

The streets, composed of small houses shale,

are covered with flowers.

In Penha Garcia starts"Fossils Trail," a two-milehiking trail, where thestones are a major touristattraction. The traces

recorded in these rocksdate back 480 millionyears, 250 million yearsbefore the dinosaurs!

Pillory


13/34

Termas de Monfortinho offer exceptional waters along with the most modern hydrotherapytechniques. In Monfortinho find everything you want for a great day of rest and pure pleasure.


The county hotel chain invites to rest in comfortable accommodation, with several options, likehotels, hotels, cozy inns or Cottages.

Astoria Hotel - Monfortinho Fonte Santa Hotel

Monsanto Hostel Casa Sta. Catarina Herdade da Poupa Hotel Quinta dos Trevos

Ladoeiro

Termas de Monfortinho


14/34

Oleiros council has an area of 465.52 km

and 5721 inhabitants,which is divided into12 parishes.

When visiting the Oleiros

county enjoy the belvederesthat give a privileged viewover the landscape.Land of traditions, festivalsand parties.


15/34

Architectural heritage - See and KnowThe built heritage is vast.There are secular and majestic temples in the region. To prove it, visit the Oleiros Mother Church,the Church of Mercy or the Chapel of Our Lady Mother of Men

Mother Church

Oleiros

Church of Mercy

Oleiros

Mother Church

lvaro

Cruise- Urraca N. Sr. das Candeias BellEstreito

N. Sr. das Dores Church

Isna


16/34

Do not miss lvaro Schist Village

Its one of the whitevillages of the network of Aldeiasdo Xisto. Its rich religious heritage tells us that this wasan important settlement to religious orders. The chapelsand the church calls out to be visited. There, you canfind important manifestations of religious art, rangingfrom paintings and important artifacts.


17/34

Accommodation: Where to restWanting to provide the best stay to visitors, are made available to the best accommodations in the county.

Casa do Do Casa da Ladeira

Vale de MosesHotel Sta.

Margarina


18/34

municpio com 193,26 km de rea e 3 452habitantes (2011),[1] subdividido em3 freguesias.

In Serra Melria, about 2 km is the geodesiccenter of Portugal. On top of this mountain, isa landmark built about 8 feet tall, called"Picoto.
http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munic%C3%ADpiohttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vila_de_Reihttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freguesiahttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freguesiahttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vila_de_Reihttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munic%C3%ADpio


19/34


Capela de S. Joo Baptista

Vilar do RuivoCapela of our Nossa Senhora

da Sade

Lavadouro

Igreja de Santa Maria Igreja da Misericrdia

This gazebo features a Via Crucis, a small shrine and a platform where you can enjoy the ruggedlandscape that descends to an arm of the Castelo do Bode dam.


20/34

Do not miss

gua Formosa is a typical location in the integrated

program of the Schist Villages, and the vast majority ofhouses built in schist, keeping the traditional outlines ofother times. This is a Village living on hope. It has fewpeople living in it, but many others have joined them.

There are several mills scattered along thebanks of several rivers that run through ourcounty, which once were of paramountimportance to provide the best possible

nutrition to the people.

gua Formosa Schist Village


21/34


Come and visit all the best this region has to offer and then enjoy a well deserved rest inone of several hotel units scattered throughout the county.

Bostelim Rural Camping Quinta do Eco O Abrigo

Velha CasaAlbergaria D. DinisCasa da Ribeira


22/34

Belmonte has an area of133,24 kmand 3.046 inhabitants.

The territory is divided in 5 parishes.

Located on the laps of the amazing

Serra da Estrela Mountain, andcrowned by the granite mass of theancient Castle, Belmonte was thehometown of Pedro lvares Cabralnavigator that in 1500 discoveredBrazil.


23/34

You must visit

Belmonte Castle

Military Construction from the 12thcentury.

Was the Cabral family home untilthe late 17th century.

Pillory Santiago Church

Centum Cellas Tower Ruins

Colmeal da Torre

Quinta da Frnea

Archaeological excavations at the site, laidbare a villa of Roman chronology, mainlydedicated to agro-livestock .(2nd century - beginning of 3th )

N. Sr. da Estrela Chapel

Mother Church

Caria

Casa da Torre - Caria


24/34

AccommodationThe county makes available to visitors different types of accommodations.All they offer warmth, harmony and several leisure activities.

Belmonte Hostel Hotel Belsol Pousada do Convento Hotel

Quinta Formosa Hotel Casa da ChandeirinhaCasa do Castelo


25/34

Covilh has an area of550 km and

54.506 inhabitants.

The territory is divided into 31 parishes.

The walls, built perhaps by order of D.

Sancho I, formed a polygon. In 1755 theearthquake destroyed part of the walls. Inthe construction of the Royal TextileFactory was used stone walls. Founded bythe Marquis of Pombal in 1764, thefactory labored until 1885, when thebuilding was converted into barracks.


26/34

Santa Maria Church

Mercy Church

Saint Anthony ConventTown Historical Centre

Ministers PalaceSaint Martin Chapel

Calvary Chapel

Saint Anthony Church

Royal Textile Factory

S. James Tower

Nossa Sr. do Carmo Sanctuary


27/34

Very old town, its origin dates back to Roman times and has always been associated with Salt Route.The Carato neighborhood is typical of traditional architecture. The connection with the shaleimposes itself, as evidenced by the houses and the two quarries on the village doors.

Do not miss Sobral de So Vicente Schist Village

Carato Neighborhood


28/34

Accommodation

Penhas da Sade Hostel

Schedule a family holiday in this region is certainly a good idea. There's nothing like spendingquality time with family. several houses and hotels are ready to welcome visitors with every

comfort that is required.

Panorama Residential Serra da Estrela Hotel Sta. Eufmia HotelCarqueijais Hotel

Mountain ChaletFigueira Cottage


29/34

Fundo has an area of700,13 km and

29.213 inhabitants.

Which is divided into 31 parishes.

A prehistoric village, estimated to be about seventhousand years, was discovered by accident in theTelhado parish. Archaeologists have found severalpolished stone axes, ceramic objects and Neolithiccereals hand mills.


30/34

You must visitPombalino building

with three floors,opened in 1764 as awool factory. Todayis the Town Hall

Mother Church from the 18th century

Tower Bell - Fatela Chapel of Our Lady of

Conception - Fatela

8 waterspouts

FountainPillory


31/34

This castle was founded in the time of King D. Dinis, by the Templars, around

1290, but now lying in ruins.

Castelo Novohistoric village

Clock Tower

D. Joo V Fountain

PilloryLord of Mercy Church

Bica Fountain Alminhas Belveder

Mother Church

St. Anthony Chapel


32/34

One has to walk Barroca from one sideto the other in order to imaginetravelling back in time.

Barroca is the headquartersof the Aldeias do Xisto store

network.

In Barroca, one can steal breathe therural air, regulated by its agricultural

cycles.

Mother Church

Do not missBarroca Schist Village

Chapel

AfterBefore


33/34

In harmony with nature and family roots, Janeiro de Cima welcomes large numbers of people onweekends and high season.

In the late afternoon sunlight, this singular architecture made of river stones gives a red hue to the houses.

At night, you can go for a drink in the "Passadio" bar, an impressive space of woodwork and stone.

Do not miss Janeiro de Cima Schist Village


34/34

AccommodationThe Fundo county gathers a wide variety of hosting units that fit the needs of visitors.gathering, comfort, tranquility and quality service for you to enjoy the best the Fundo has to offer.

Quinta dos Ourios

Fundo Palace HotelAlambique Hotel Principe da Beira Hotel

Casa da EiraCasa do CimoSolar das Arcas

trabalho inglês2

Documents