Pousada Mosteiro Amares

CheckIn:3.00 pm. Checkout:12.00 pm This former farmhouse, once farmed by monks, is a perfect retreat and base for those wishing to explore this wonderful area of Portugal. It is located in the quaint old, country town of Amares. The old city of Braga is within easy reach and has many places of interest to attract visitors like the Exhibition Park and the Caldelas Thermal Spa. The Peneda-Geres National Park with its historical landmarks, wild animals and varied flora, is just a short drive away. The property is surrounded by well-kept gardens and offers many amenities including a small zoo of farm animals. A continental breakfast is available offering homemade marmalades and home grown organic produce. The interior retains its rustic charm and evokes memories of the past. All the accommodation is air-conditioned and has everything guests will need to enjoy a memorable holiday. #This former farmhouse, once farmed by monks, is a perfect retreat and base for those wishing to explore this wonderful area of Portugal. It is located in the quaint old, country town of Amares. The old city of Braga is within easy reach and has many places of interest to attract visitors like the Exhibition Park and the Caldelas Thermal Spa. The Peneda-Geres National Park with its historical landmarks, wild animals and varied flora, is just a short drive away. The property is surrounded by well-kept gardens and offers many amenities including a small zoo of farm animals. A continental breakfast is available offering homemade marmalades and home grown organic produce. The interior retains its rustic charm and evokes memories of the past. All the accommodation is air-conditioned and has everything guests will need to enjoy a memorable holiday. Carvalhal couple's house is part of a small agricultural complex attaching a set of owners' own infrastructures with these features such as Eira, Sequeira, Lagar, Cellar, Regional cuisine, among others. With a location in Barreiros, this house initially served as an agricultural production place of the Benedictine monks, founders of the Rendufe Monastery. With the dissolution of the ecclesiastical orders in the nineteenth century, the house and the surroundings were acquired by the ancestors of the current family in 1881, that at that time they were homemade of the monks. Having been a family of Christian traditions, his cradle, and as residents, they stood out among others, João Manuel de Barros, ArciPreste de Braga and Hilarious Veloso de Barros, Chaplain of the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus. The initial structure of the house dates back to the long date, having suffered over the years of expansion and remodeling, having attributed characteristics typical of the Rural House Minhota, being now a good example of the Portuguese popular architecture that matters to preserve, allied to Contemporary architecture that give you unique characteristics.