The green north,
at your doorstep
First, a direct contact with nature, where you can truly rest. Then — the perfect base to explore the north of Portugal: two UNESCO cities, a national park and the Douro wine valley, all an easy motorway drive away.
Four unmissable names
Each a short drive from the farm — and each a UNESCO World Heritage treasure.
Porto
Port-wine cellars, the Ribeira riverfront and a UNESCO old town — with low-cost flights from across Europe.
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Guimarães
The birthplace of Portugal and European Capital of Culture 2012 — a beautifully preserved medieval centre.
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Peneda-Gerês
Portugal's only national park and a UNESCO Biosphere — waterfalls, lagoons and wild granite mountains.
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Douro Valley
The terraced home of port wine, a UNESCO landscape of vineyards above the river — an easy motorway drive.
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Porto
Port-wine cellars, the Ribeira riverfront and a UNESCO old town — with low-cost flights from across Europe.
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The birthplace of Portugal and European Capital of Culture 2012 — a beautifully preserved medieval centre.
Discover more → Peneda-Gerês
Portugal's only national park and a UNESCO Biosphere — waterfalls, lagoons and wild granite mountains.
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The terraced home of port wine, a UNESCO landscape of vineyards above the river — an easy motorway drive.
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Amarante
A romantic riverside town — the Convento de São Gonçalo and the Amadeo de Sousa-Cardoso museum.
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Vila Real
Gateway to the Douro, home to the baroque Mateus Palace and its famous formal gardens.
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Pena Aventura Park
One of Iberia's biggest adventure parks — a 1.5 km zip-line, slides and circuits for all ages.
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Moinhos-de-Rei
A leisure park of 12th-century watermills and gentle waterfalls — right in our own municipality.
Discover more →Tâmega Bike Path
An award-winning greenway along a former railway, from Amarante up to Arco de Baúlhe.
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S. Miguel Monastery
A monastery dating from before the 12th century, wrapped in lovely old gardens.
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Railway Centre
Historic locomotives and vintage carriages at the old Tâmega-line terminus.
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Casa da Lã
A wool museum tracing the craft from shearing to weaving — the textile soul of Cabeceiras.
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Casa do Tempo
A small regional museum — a window into the history and traditions of the Basto region.
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Piovacora
A trout-fishing park with a rustic restaurant — catch your own trout and eat it the same afternoon.
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Casa do Capitão · Ecomuseu
An 18th-century manor turned Ecomuseu of Barroso — wool and linen crafts, and the story of the Borralha mines.
Discover more →Rest at the farm, roam the region
Stay where the countryside still keeps its own time — and let us help you plan the days around it, from the Douro to Gerês.