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A ROAD TO FIND OUT

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9 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 8 MIN

The vineyard tells stories

From the climate to the names of the grapes, from terraces to vintage utensils: nine stories to know the vineyard of Basto. Compare grape varieties and build a map of local names. Reading tour, no trips or evidence included.

1 de 9 histórias com ligação a Faia.

To try5 activities · 3 interactive holdings · 3 questions
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What am I gonna find out?
  1. Summer also chooses grapes
  2. The vineyard climbs the hillside
  3. Perdiz foot, but in the vineyard
  4. Cheat: a caste that likes company
  5. Toad-eye, but in the vineyard
  6. This Baker grows in the vineyard
  7. A “gum” for the harvest
  8. The wood also keeps the wine
  9. Carry and measure in the same container
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12 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 10 MIN

To Faia, between trades and devotions

Twelve stories to get to know Faia: the sixteen places told in 1758, agriculture, tannaria, manual footwear, chapels and the recent care of the heritage. Comparing names and testimonies, explores photographs and goes to the records of the church and the Lady of Amparo. Reading route, without indicating a visit itinerary.

12 de 12 histórias com ligação a Faia.

To try7 activities · 5 interactive holdings · 5 questions
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What am I gonna find out?
  1. A road helps to read the Faia
  2. A parish told by sixteen places
  3. The Tojeira hasn't stopped in a century
  4. At Faia, the fruit also counts
  5. The wood also keeps the wine
  6. At Faia, hands also made shoes
  7. Chapels between the hill and the houses
  8. Five altars to read a church
  9. A stream with a marked day
  10. A year of works, a church reopened
  11. Roots and light give another life to the chapel
  12. The year was also counted by the fairs
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7 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 6 MIN

What was at the table in 1758?

Seven stories to compare fields, hills and pantry of Abadim, Rio Douro, Vila Nune, Faia, São Nicolau, Bucos and Alvite. Draws a landscape of words, distinguishes what was produced from what was bought and followed by the cereal until the bread. The sources conserve their times: in Faia, the old description is compared with the municipal presentation.

1 de 7 histórias com ligação a Faia.

To try7 activities · 6 interactive holdings · 6 questions
Entrar por Faia →Começar pelo início →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. In the same parish, the harvest changed
  2. From valley to hill, the harvest changed
  3. There was wine, but you bought bread
  4. At Faia, the fruit also counts
  5. Not all the cereal was the same
  6. Three cereals in the same landscape
  7. In the fields, there was more than corn
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5 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 5 MIN

When the news had to wait

Five readings link the small places of Vila Nune to the world of letters and compare the mails of Faia, Bucos and Santa Senhorinha. Observes days, distances and differences between documents. A historical reading, without rebuilding routes or delivery times.

1 de 5 histórias com ligação a Faia.

To try4 activities · 2 interactive holdings · 4 questions
Entrar por Faia →Começar pelo início →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. A parish, many small places
  2. The news had day to come
  3. To receive news, it was necessary to count on Fox
  4. The letters had days of arrival
  5. The letters came from somewhere else
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