Almeida, Portugal
Almeida is classified as a historical village, a fortified town that, when seen from the air, has all the appearance of a 12-pointed star.
Historical Villages
Portugal
A set of twelve villages/towns of Portugal were classified under a 1991 government program called The Historic Villages Program.
To locate the Historical Villages on the map, please access here.
Belmonte, Portugal
An important Jewish community settled in Belmonte, substantially increasing in size when the Catholic Monarchs of Spain issued a decree ordering the expulsion of all Jews in 1492, with the king of Portugal following suit in 1496.
Casas do Côro at Marialva, glamorous village hotel – Portugal
Casas de Côro: a hotel where history whispers, beauty dazzles, and serenity reigns. Experience the allure of ancient charm in every corner.
Castelo Mendo, Portugal
Castelo Mendo was built on top of a hill at a strategic point. It is one of the twelve Historic Villages. Join me for a tour.
Castelo Novo, Portugal
Castelo Novo, one of the twelve Historic Villages, was built in the 12th century but was badly damaged by the earthquake in 1755.
Castelo Rodrigo, Portugal
Castelo Rodrigo, from its lofty hilltop position, is a small village that looks down over the plateau stretching eastward to Spain.
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