Termas de Carlão or St. Mary Magdalene (Murça) (*)

Termas de Carlão After here we put an article on the baths of St. Lawrence, we were also not bad here we put the grout Carlão those are so close by. As the reader will have noticed we are avowed admirers of Aquilégio Waters (read here) of 1725, here's one more excerpts from this masterpiece. In "Aquilégio" the Spa Carlão are called Caldas de Favaios: "They are sulphurous water, and warm, where residents take baths without (Read Full Article)

Termas de São Lourenço in Pombal (Carrazeda Ansiães) (*)

Termas de São Lourenço The grout or spa of San Lorenzo, located in the parish of Pombal in Carrazeda de Ansiães are fitted to mid slope on the left bank of the river valley Tua, and near the railway line, which has to be flooded by damn dam reservoir that EDP is building near the mouth, and serving these spas and the town of Pombal. The thermal baths of St. Lawrence in the future fitarão a large reflecting pool tamed by the dam. (Read Full Article)

Spas Felgueira (Nelas) (*) - One of the most famous spa Portuguese

On the right bank of the Mondego River, in the county of Nelas, was born in the late nineteenth century, one of the most important spas Beiras, which is matched only in the spas of São Pedro do Sul (**), we talk about the Baths of Felgueira. A bit of history of the spa Felgueira Although these documents at the time of the Marquis of Pombal, the waters of Felgueira only begun to be explored systematically in the nineteenth century. One of the first buildings in the Spa (Read Full Article)

Set sheet and Spa Longroiva (Meda) (*) Water-miraculous Templar territory

On my last visit to Longroiva in the municipality of Meda, I had to chaperone the senior pastor fond of much knowledge and patience to as interrogator visitor. Father Antonio passed away two years later. For now he want a beneficent rest. Notable Spa Longroiva, Fonte Santa (Almeida) (*) and Cro (Sambucus) (*) are being reclaimed for streamline tourism in Beira Interior. To learn more about Spa Longroiva read here. The village was occupied (Read Full Article)

Spas Fadagoza (Nisa) (*)-The traveler knows what it means fadagosa?

In the middle of the Alentejo plains, where the desperate pedunculated granite blocks, the oaks and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation, we find the Baths of Fadagosa Nisa in full operation since 2009. The spa was closed one year and the new resort has replaced a small set of buildings thermal, pleasant, but misfits current needs. The company Ternisa, City Hall, explore the spa again, this time with an (Read Full Article)

Spa Cro (Sambucus) (*)

Did you know ... the Baths of CRO can be an asset for the entire region of Ribacôa. But what does Cro? - Do you have Celtic origins, as "Cro-Magnon" (Fr.), which means "mine", "cave"? . The medicinal water and the Holy Man has always established a special relationship with the "water", especially those with physical and chemical characteristics outside the common standard, and they are attributed a divine origin, they propitiated (Read Full Article)

Termas da Fonte Santa (Almeida) (*)

Near the village of Almeida (considered the Historical Village of Portugal), on the right bank of the jungle river Coa, a landscape of granite cliffs and uncultivated soils, there is a spring of mineral-medicinal water of high quality, due to its great healing power and even "miraculous" in the sense of the people, has appointed her for Fonte Santa. The emergence was already mentioned in the text of the eighteenth century, "the residents use it for scabies, itching, rashes, wounds rebels and corrosive (Read Full Article)