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13 January, 2022

Why should you visit A. Montesinho in low season?

The exciting journey in the region of Montesinho is even more special at a time when everything is so calm, so yours.

Have you ever imagined yourself escaping from routine, exploring the secrets that at this time decide to reveal themselves more naturally and get to know all the richness of the fauna and flora of the Natural Park of Montesinho?

The opportunities for trails are vast and surprising. Here, you will find waterfalls and paradisiacal scenarios, where the natural sounds lull you into a relaxing journey and connectivity with our essence.

In addition, the white of the snow leaves you in another dimension, with moments to record and remember later!
To top it off in beauty, our rooms are equipped with heating systems that make you comfortable and where you can contemplate nature naked in a warm and cozy space. All this, at affordable and inviting prices.
Escape from routine is to be happy, even in low season, in the region of tranquility and in the hotel resort that so desires.

Come visit A.Montesinho. We look forward to welcoming you!

12 January, 2022

The growth of rural tourism

New habits of consumption and experiences are leading more and more people to opt for rurality and contact with nature, rather than urban travel.

30 November, 2018

What to see in Rio de Onor

Casa do Touro presents technology that allows you to peer through

Rio de Onor has one more point of tourist visitation, the House of the Bull, a space of Memory, in the village of the county of Bragança.

30 November, 2018

Christmas in Bragança

Bragança once again welcomed the initiative Christmas and Dreams

The animation will be mainly concentrated in Camões Square, during the month of December, where Santa Claus will settle camp after his usual arrival at Praça Cavaleiro de Ferreira and parade to the historic center of brigantino.
It is already tomorrow that the district capital is turned into “Bragança-Natal and Dream Land”.

15 October, 2018

What to know when visiting Bragança Castle

The Castle of Bragança is located in the parish of Santa Maria, in the historical center of the city, county and district of Bragança, Portugal.

It is there, in Trás-os-Montes, in the extreme northeast of Portugal and on the banks of the Fervença River, that this is one of the most important and well preserved Portuguese castles.

10 October, 2018

Good regional cuisine- D.Roberto

(via TSF to the Bureau – TSF Radio News)

In the outskirts of Bragança, there is restaurant that the gifts of maintaining good regional cuisine, in rustic environment and with wide offer of products transmontanos.

Listen here to the report of the journalist of TSF, António Catarino.

Restaurant Dom Roberto

Gimonde (Bragança)
Phone: 273 302 510
www.amontesinho.pt
GPS: Longitude: -6.696764240916 Latitude: 41.802263949220

Source: TSF

20 August, 2018

10 CURIOSITIES ON TRÁS-OS-MONTES

We often forget this region of Portugal. It is in the far north of the country, in the insulated and remote interior. However, there is much to discover by Trás-os-Montes. I was there for a few days and discovered several things about the area. Today I bring you 10 curiosities about Trás-os-Montes.

20 May, 2018

What to see in Bragança?

Bragança is the capital of the region of Trás-os-Montes, in the northeast of Portugal. This remote and mountainous region offers unique scenery, historic villages, natural landscapes and a rich gastronomy. Bragança is situated at the end of the Natural Park of Montesinho – one of the wildest forest areas in Europe, with a huge diversity of fauna and flora.

The inhabitants have a traditional way of life, especially in smaller cities and towns, such as Miranda do Douro, Mogadouro, Torre de Moncorvo and Freixo de Espada à Cinta. The daily life has not undergone many changes for centuries and these isolated villages have a very own rustic beauty. The region is especially beautiful in the spring when a white blanket of almond blossoms covers the valleys. The nearby Mirandela is known for its meats and alheiras, but you can find local specialties a bit throughout the region.