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Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Visit the Viewpoint of Cruz Alta - Luso
Etiquetas:
Atlantic Ocean,
Aveiro District,
Luso,
Matas,
Mealhada,
saws,
Serra da Estrela,
Serra do Buçaco,
Serra do Caramulo,
Viewpoints
Visit Lake Valley of Ferns - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Lakes,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Valleys
Visit Lake of Bussaco - Luso
Lake Buçaco is a large lake, located in Luso Town and inviting the seagull rides. This lake is inserted in the Forest of Buçaco.
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Lagos,
Luso,
Matas,
Mealhada
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Visit the gardens of the National Bussaco Palace - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Gardens,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Palaces
Visit the Gardens of Bussaco - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Gardens,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Serra do Bussaco
Visit the Parish Church of Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Churches,
Luso,
Mealhada
Visit Source Buçaco Mountain - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Luso,
Mealhada,
saws,
Sources
Visit Fonte Fria - Luso
The Cold Spring, located in the Parish Luso is the most renowned source of Buçaco Forest, and one of its most enchanting places.
The two water lines prevalent from the Buçaco Forest unite in Cold Spring, causing a water line that runs through the Valley of Ferns, a name that derives from a set of tree-sized ferns, spread out over the valley.
The two water lines prevalent from the Buçaco Forest unite in Cold Spring, causing a water line that runs through the Valley of Ferns, a name that derives from a set of tree-sized ferns, spread out over the valley.
Visit the Fountain of Fountains - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Sources
Visit Emygdio Navarro statue - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Statues
Visit High Cross - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Crosses,
Luso,
Mealhada,
saws,
Serra do Buçaco
Monday, December 21, 2015
Visit Cascade Buçaco Mountain - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Luso,
Mealhada,
Waterfalls
Visit the Chapel of St. John the Baptist - Luso
The Chapel of St. John the Evangelist located at the Luso Parish, near the famous fountain of the same name.
The chapel was built in the eighteenth century and in 2010 was restored with the support of the Portuguese foundation.
The chapel was built in the eighteenth century and in 2010 was restored with the support of the Portuguese foundation.
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Chapels,
Luso,
Mealhada
Visit the Chapel of St. Anthony - Luso
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Chapels,
Luso,
Mealhada
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Visit the Church of Saint Martin - Casal Comba
The St. Martin Church, located in the Parish of Casal Comba, presents a religious architecture, baroque rural nature. Parish church of the transition of the Century. XVII to the XVIII century, with visible markings on the composition of the main facade.The plant is composed of longitudinal nave, chancel, bell tower to the left and left with several outbuildings addorsed. Differentiated coverage roofs of two waters in the temple one water on the premises and the bell tower dome. Plastered and painted facades of white; frieze and cornice trim in. Main
facade of 2 cloths, corresponding to the bell tower, left, and title
page, enclosed in corners apilastrados with capitals on which rise
spiers; apex of the gable marked by windings and topped by a cross; frontispiece torn by portal straight lintel with entablature on which rises curve large window lintel topped by niche.The bell tower is built to the left on the facade of the architecture of 3 records set by friezes in stone; 1st
is blind crack opened by the 2nd and 3rd framed square corresponding to
the Ventanas perfect round bell is topped by a cornice on which rises a
bulbous roof topped by a weather vane.
Side walls open through the back door of straight frames with frieze and cornice.Inside features single nave and chancel with wooden ceilings, 3 plane forming decorated coffered; separate
presbytery ship's body by web, has two side altars in gilded line plant
and an axis defined by twisted columns, with central niche containing
imaginary, that flank the triumphal arch painted in imitation marbled. Chancel with altar with altarpiece in gilded cross plan and three axes defined by twisted columns and decorated with tendrils; lateral axes with small niches and the central open for dressing room with throne. Pulpit brandy decorated stone basin, with guard railings spiral; baptismal font decorated acanthus.
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Bells,
Casal Comba,
Chapels,
Churches,
Mealhada,
towers
Visit the Chapel of Silvã - Casal Comba
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Casal Comba,
Chapels,
Mealhada
Visit the Chapel of Lendiosa - Casal Comba
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Casal Comba,
Chapels,
Mealhada
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Visit the Church of Our Lady of the O - Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Churches,
Mealhada
Visit the Square of Fountains - Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Mealhada,
Sources
Visit the St. Anthony Cruise - Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Cruises,
Mealhada
Visit the Chapel of St. Anthony - Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Chapels,
Mealhada
Visit the Chapel of Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Chapels,
Mealhada
Visit Football Field Barcouço
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Barcouço,
Mealhada,
Stadiums
Monday, December 14, 2015
Visit the door with Latin inscriptions - Before
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Before,
Doors,
Mealhada
Visit Lagoa do Sume - Before
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Before,
Mealhada,
Ponds
Visit the Church of St. Peter - Before
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Before,
Churches,
Mealhada
Visit Before Source
Etiquetas:
Aveiro District,
Before,
Mealhada,
Sources
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Visit Mealhada
Mealhada is a city with about 4500 inhabitants, located in the southern limit of the District of Aveiro. It is the main urban center of the wine sub-region of Bairrada.It
is the seat of a municipality with 110.66 square kilometers and 20,428
inhabitants, divided into 8 districts (Before, Barcouço, Casal Comba,
Luso, Mealhada, Pampilhosa, Vacariça and Ventosa do Bairro). The municipality is located in the southern part of the district of Aveiro and is bordered to the north by Anadia, east by Mortágua and Penacova, Coimbra and to the south by west by Canterbury.The municipality of Aveiro extends between theSerra do Buçaco and
gandareza edge cantanhede, watching the small river Cértima from the
source to the border of Anadia municipality.
Small historical review
The Roman presence in the municipality highlight the achamento a milestone
(which dates back to 39 AD) would indicate the 12 mile route of the
Roman Olissipo (Lisbon) Cale (Vila Nova de Gaia), which follow the west
side of the river
This finding is today in the lobby of the town hall building. Also
this time is the archaeological site of the Sands City located in
Vimieira that is already referenced from the first century by Strabo and
known nowadays since 1959, which is thought to have been a Elbocoris oppidum, or small Roman fort. Found this site date back to the centuries I to IV. Also in place of Barcouço found some Roman remains such as coins and pottery.With
the conquest of Coimbra in 878, the land in which it operates the
county are safe for reoccupation Christian, but in the fateful year of
987 returns to Arab hands and only regained for the Christian to 1064.
Thus, attempts to reoccupy suspended for 77 years were taken up with the installation of several monasteries in the area where the future county is going to enter. The
records of that era come to us through the Black See Book (Old) of
Coimbra, the Book of records of wills of Lorvão the Monastery. So
it is from this time that most of the names and location of much of the
county's land beginning to emerge, letters of donation and
documentation relating to taxes, as well as the great importance that
the gone Vacariça Monastery had in the lands south of the Duero and North Mondego. But
only the September 12, 1514 Aveiro and Vacariça receive charter by King
Manuel I, but the lands of the current county remained under the
jurisdiction of the
Bishop of Coimbra, so the current territory belonged to the medieval districts of Coimbra (Pampilhosa), Vacariça (Vacariça , Aveiro and Portuguese) and Casal Comba and Ventosa (Ventosa and before).In
the nineteenth century, with the great liberal reforms created the
current municipality of Aveiro in the reign of Queen Maria II. Created
April 6, 1836 consisted of the parishes of Casal Comba, Ventosa,
Tamengos and Aguim being the Aveiro was the county seat and belonged to
the parish of a neighboring county, the Vacariça, which, at the time of
its extinction in 1837 held the parishes of Vacariça, Luso and Vila Nova de Monsarros that became part of the Anadia municipality. Also
in December 31, 1853 passed to the county parishes Pampilhosa,
disaggregated in the municipality of Coimbra, and the Barcouço coming of
the former municipality Ançã (Canterbury), leaving in turn Aguim and
Tamengos for Anadia municipality. With
the format that still remains the county would see the county seat to
the parish rise in June 24, 1944, detached Vacariça the parish and also
the parish of Ventosa to divide and create the Before parish the April 23, 1964 thereby administratively as today.
On
always Coimbra, the allocation between the districts of Aveiro and
Coimbra was conflicted, being integrated in Aveiro Aveiro between 1836
and 1842, the year he moved to Coimbra, the switch to Mira municipality
would again put the county back in Aveiro district in 1855.
Places to go
In the Parish of Before:
Source
St. Peter's Church
Pond Sume
Door with inscriptions in Latin
In Barcouço Parish:
Football Pitch
Chapel
Chapel of St. Anthony
St. Anthony Cruise
Square sources
Church of Our Lady O
In Couple Parish Comba:
Chapel Lendiosa
Chapel Silvã
St. Martin Church
In Luso Town:
Chapel of St. Anthony
Chapel of St. John the Evangelist
Cascade Sierra Buçaco
Cruz Alta
Statue of Emygdio Navarro
Source of Fountains
Cold Source
Source Buçaco Mountain
Parish Church
Gardens Buçaco
Gardens of the National Palace Buçaco
Lake Luso
Lake Buçaco
Lake Valley of Ferns
Viewpoint of Cruz Alta
Monument to the Battle of Buçaco
The Portuguese Water Monument
National Palace Buçaco
Of Railways Bridge
Serpa doors
Sula doors
Buçaco Mountain
Spa Luso
Valley of the Ferns
In the Parish of Mealhada:
Cine Teatro Municipal of Mealhada
Phillips cruise
Statue of the God Bacchus
Statue of Piglet
Church
Church of St. Anne
Garden Town Hall
Milestone
Tribute to Fire Monument
Tiles panel
City's park
In Pampilhosa Parish:
Aqueduct
Chapel
Chapel of Canedo
Fountain Statue
Swiss Chalet
Building Cine Teatro
Source D'Here
Source of Puddles
Source of Mello
Church
Lake Garden
Nora
In Vacariça Parish:
Travasso Football Field
Fountain of Travasso
Church of San Vicente
Church of Travasso
Water Mill
Monument 1000 Years
Lograssol Park
Solar People's House
In the Parish of Ventosa Neighborhood:
Chapel of Santa Luzia
Church
Garção de Varzim Old Well
Where to Eat
Restaurants
Basil of Piglets
Belarmino
Celso of Piglets
Couceiro of Piglets
Barbecue Rock
Dom Rogerio
Bairrada flower
Forest Piglets
Fire On Floor
Hilarious
Licinius
Lourenços
Manuel Júlio
Goal of Piglets
Nelson of Piglets
The Castiço
The Cesteiro
Escondidinho
The piglet
The saddles
The Typical Bairrada
Vitor
Oasis
Octavio of Piglets
The Park
Courtyard of Casqueira
Rock Salt
Peter of Piglets
Pic Nic
Pizzeria "La Toscana"
Quinta dos Três Pinheiros
Regional
King of Piglets
STOP
Balcony Lake
North Ze
Snack Bars
Traditional cellar
Dunes Bar
Errejota
Isabelita
Kate-Kero
Farmer
Half Toast
The Corner
The Snail
The Lantern
MarinoTino
The Vaz
Tás Ca Larica
Tony
Where To Stay
Grande Hotel do Luso
Hotel Alegre
Hotel Central
Hotel Eden
Inatel Luso
Buçaco Palace Hotel
Toll Bairrada Center
Quinta dos Três Pinheiros
Hostel for pilgrims
Hostal Imperial
Pension Castilla
Residential Choupal
Residential Hilary
Residential Oasis
Residential Regional
Houses of Bussaco in the National Forest of Bussaco
Thursday Lograssol
Quinta do Carvalhinho
Solar Vacariça
Villa Aurora
Vila Duparchy
Camping Luso Park
Etiquetas:
Anadia,
Barcouço,
Barrio Ventosa,
Before,
Canterbury,
Casal Comba,
Coimbra,
district of Aveiro,
King Manuel I,
Luso,
Maria II,
Mealhada,
Mira,
Mortágua,
Pampilhosa,
Penacova,
Vacariça
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