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A Siza Vieira architecture project with a 20-metre window over the Homem river valley. Local cuisine, with roast kid and Barrosã veal.
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A Siza Vieira architecture project with a 20-metre window over the Homem river valley. Local cuisine, with roast kid and Barrosã veal.
Part of the history of Caldas do Gerês. Minho-style stew, oven-roasted kid, rojões and papas de sarrabulho.
A cosy, family-run place. Specialities such as river trout, house-style stuffed cod, roast lamb and kid (to order).
In the centre of Gerês village, keeping the spirit of old Minho eateries: generous portions, grills and homemade starters.
A regional tavern near the Sanctuary of São Bento, known for its grilled chicken and traditional Minho cooking in generous portions.
A traditional restaurant in Rio Caldo, a benchmark for roast kid and veal. Also cod 'à Sobreiro', black-pork dishes and the 'Pedaço do Gerês', served on earthenware.
In Amares, a decades-long benchmark of traditional Minho cuisine: papas de sarrabulho with rojões, cod with cornbread and grilled meats, with vegetarian options too.
In Covide, the essence of a Minho tavern: cured-meat boards, papas de sarrabulho, rojões and seasonal specials.
One of the most iconic waterfalls in the Peneda-Gerês National Park, with several pools to admire.
One of the most stunning spots in Gerês: waterfalls and crystal-clear natural pools, ideal in summer.
One of the prettiest waterfalls and lagoons in Terras de Bouro, with intensely blue water.
Turquoise pools by the old border, in the heart of the Albergaria forest.
Accessible circular route with viewpoints over the Caniçada reservoir and the mountains.
Walk the ancient Roman road that linked Braga to Astorga, with milestones, through the largest oak forest in Gerês.
A route around the Vilarinho das Furnas reservoir, where the submerged village emerges in dry periods.
One of the country's largest sanctuaries, right next to the house, with magnificent views over the Caniçada reservoir.
The most famous viewpoint in Gerês, with one of its most dramatic panoramas over valleys and reservoirs.
A classic stop on the road to Gerês, with the famous 'doll' spring and views over the mountains.
Boat trips, kayaking, stand-up paddle and diving on the reservoir, minutes from the house.
Considered the best river beach in Terras de Bouro, perfect for a refreshing summer dip.
The village submerged by the dam, which re-emerges in droughts. An ethnographic museum tells its story.
Relax in the historic thermal waters of Gerês village, known since Roman times.
A mountain community village where ancestral customs endure, among shepherd trails, waterfalls and lagoons.
Supermarket with essentials, fresh bread and local produce, a few minutes from the house.