que tal uma visita ao "reino maravilhoso"...eu vou :)))
Miranda do Douro (em mirandês Miranda de l Douro) é uma cidade portuguesa, pertencente ao Distrito de Bragança, Região Norte e subregião do Alto Trás-os-Montes, Terra de Miranda, com cerca de 2 100 habitantes.
É sede de um município com 488,36 km² de área e 8 048 habitantes (2001), subdividido em 17 freguesias. O município é limitado a nordeste e sueste pela Espanha, a sudoeste pelo município de Mogadouro e a noroeste por Vimioso.
Nesta região, além do português, fala-se sua própria língua: a língua mirandesa.
Miranda do Douro (Portuguese pronunciation: [miˈɾɐ̃dɐ du ˈdo(w)ɾu]), locally Miranda de l Douro (Mirandese: [miˈrɐ̃dɐ dɨɫ ˈdɐwru]), is a city in Miranda do Douro Municipality, district of Bragança, Portugal.
The river is one of the main attractions of this small city. There are organized trips to watch the wildlife, mostly birds of prey. Important hydro-electrical stations exist in the municipality.
The city itself is quite small. The city is also surrounded by many smaller villages, which surround the city at almost all angles. Most in habitants of Miranda do Douro are either merchants or farmers. As Miranda do Douro is quite small, population wise. Most of its economical growth is dependent on the summer months, when most tourists come to see the city.
Most tourists are of Spanish origin as Spain is very close neighbor to Miranda do Douro. Other tourists that come to the city during the summer can also be of French origin or North American. Other tourists that come to the city during the summer month tend to be people who grew up within the area and enjoy coming back every summer be it to see family or just vacation in the small and quaint city.
Vinhais é uma vila portuguesa, pertencente ao Distrito de Bragança, Região Norte e subregião do Alto Trás-os-Montes, com cerca de 2 300 habitantes.
É sede de um município com 694,68 km² de área e 10 646 habitantes (2001), subdividido em 35 freguesias. O município é limitado a norte e oeste pela Espanha, a leste pelo município de Bragança, a sul por Macedo de Cavaleiros e Mirandela e a oeste por Valpaços e Chaves .
Vinhais (Portuguese pronunciation: [viˈɲajʃ]) is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 694.9 km² and a total population of 10,051 inhabitants.
The municipality is composed of 35 parishes and is located in the district of Bragança.
This ancient town, older than the founding of Portugal, owes its name to the abundance of vineyards that covered the slopes and produced excellent wine. Today the production of wine has almost disappeared.
In the time of the Romans there was a settlement called Veniatia, through which passed the road that linked Braga to Astorga. Suebi, Visigoths, Vandals, and Moors all were present in the region. One of the first kings of Portugal, Sancho II had a castle and walls built around which grew a small town soon to be called Vinhaes. This town was nicknamed Rich Town, because of the abundance of its wine, linen, silk, and wool
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