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.

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1. Between rivers and mountainsA road helps to read the FaiaNot all villages are organized around a single center.Read this story
2. Time travelA parish told by sixteen placesIn 1758, the Faia appears as a network of small places.Read this story
3. Time travelThe Tojeira hasn't stopped in a centuryAn old house is also made up of transformations.Read this story
4. The flavours of CabeceirasAt Faia, the fruit also countsCherries, wine and olive oil help you discover this agricultural landscape.Read this story
5. Crafts and memoriesThe wood also keeps the winePipes, barrels and barrels tell a business story.Read this story
6. Crafts and memoriesAt Faia, hands also made shoesBetween the vineyard and the wood, there's another trade to find out.Read this story
7. Time travelChapels between the hill and the housesThe account of 1758 draws a small religious geography of Faia.Read this story
8. Time travelFive altars to read a churchDevotions also organized space.Read this story
9. Crafts and memoriesA stream with a marked dayWater also kept beliefs and encounters.Read this story
10. Time travelA year of works, a church reopenedThe heritage is also a recent care.Read this story
11. Crafts and memoriesRoots and light give another life to the chapelIn Lady of Amparo, the materials also tell a story.Read this story
12. Crafts and memoriesThe year was also counted by the fairsThe Abbot of Faia left a calendar that went beyond the parish.Read this story