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Portugal has so many beautiful things to offer us that sometimes it is difficult to decide what to visit in a short period of time if you are on holiday here! My job is to make things easier for you as a tourist, if you stay in the North of the country for example in the city of Porto I can invite you to make a stop in a town called "Vila Nova de Cerveira", then you will drive about 10km to the mountain called "Alto do Castro" and then you will look for the "Do Servant" viewpoint and get ready to live an adventure full of the best views of the valley and the Mino river!🏰📸🗺️

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Portugal tiene tantas cosas bonitas que ofrecernos que a veces es dificil decidir que visitar en un corto periodo de tiempo si estas de vacaciones aqui! mi trabajo es hacerte las cosas mas facil a ti que eres turista, si te quedas en el Norte del pais por ejemplo en la ciudad de Porto te puedo invitar a hacer una parada en una ciudad llamada "Vila Nova de Cerveira", luego conduciras unos 10km hasta la Montana llamada "Alto do Castro" y luego buscaras el mirador "del siervo" y preparate para vivir una aventura cargada de las mejores vistas del valle y rio Mino!🚙🚩🧭


# Origin of "Alto do Castro"🏔️🌍/Origen de "Alto do Castro"🚩🗺️






Everything we see related to the word Castro is a term that refers to constructions that date back to the Bronze Age, probably 2500 BC, and is the name designated to the mountain where the viewpoint is located. There are scientific records that there were already small populations inhabiting the entire mountain that surrounds the river "Mino", the formation of the river and mountain have a much older origin than when continental Portugal had volcanoes. Hundreds of years later, between the II and III AD, the Romans created one of the best cities in "Vila Nova de Cerveira".🧔🏻‍♂️📸

Todo lo que veamos relacionado con la palabra "Castrista" es un termino que hace referencia a construcciones que datan de la era de bronce probablemente del 2500 antes de Cristo, y es el nombre designado a esta montana donde esta el mirador, existen registros cientificos que ya habian pequenas poblaciones habitando toda la montana que rodea el rio "Mino", la formacion del rio y montana tienen un origen muchisimo mas antiguo de cuando Portugal continental presentaba Volcanes. Cientos de anos despues entre el II y III despues de Cristo los Romanos crearon una de las mejores ciudades en "Vila Nova de Cerveira".🏔️⛰️🌄


# An adventure of height🏔️🌍/Una aventura de altura🚩🗺️







The 360 ​​degree view from the top of the mountain is one of the best I've seen in Portugal for a long time. There are so many details here that you could spend a whole day exploring all the paths left by hundreds of adventurers, some of them extending hundreds of kilometers to the north of Spain. The highest point of this mountain is 620 meters, which is almost where the "servant" monument was built. I didn't have time, but I recommend that you climb the mountain by the trail, it will take you about 4 hours, or you can simply come by vehicle.📸🌍

La vista de 360 grados desde el mirador o tope de la sierra es una de las mejores que e visto en Portugal por mucho tiempo, hay tantos detalles aqui que podemos pasar un dia completo explorando todos los caminos dejados por cientos de aventureros, algunos de ellos se extienden cientos de kilometros hasta el norte de Espana, el punto mas alto de esta montana son 620 metros que es casi donde fue construido el monumento del "siervo"; yo no tenia tiempo pero recomiendo que para subir la montana lo hagas por el sendero te tomara unas 4 horas, o simplemente puedes venir en vehiculo.🚩🧭








This particular photo is interesting because you see a bridge, that bridge is the one that crosses the Mino River, and crossing it we arrive in Spain, that is why this whole area throughout its history had a lot of relevance, because Spain and Portugal were at war for almost all of history! and all the border villages were always reinforced with castles and things of a military nature.🫅🏻

Esta foto en particular es interesante porque ves un puente, ese puente es el que atraviesa el rio mino, y pasandolo llegamos a Espana, por eso toda esta zona durante toda su historia tuvo mucha relevancia, debido a que espana y portugal por casi toda la historia estuvieron en guerras! y todas las aldeas fronterizas siempre fueron reforzadas con castillos y cosas de indole militar.🏰


# About the monument "del siervo"🏔️🦌/Sobre el monumeto "del siervo"🚩🗺️





**What a view!🧔🏻‍♂️⛰️🌍**

The servant, as I said in the video, represents a deer, a fairly common animal decades ago! Nowadays they are not seen in freedom, the monument is more than 20 meters high and was built by José Rodríguez who died at the age of 79, the material used for the deer was concrete and iron, it was painted black and can be seen from the town more than 15km away, there are those who say that the monument can be seen from Spain!🦌🦌🦌

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El siervo tal como lo decia en el video representa un ciervo, un animal bastante comun decadas atras! hoy en dia no se ven en libertad, el monumento tiene mas de 20 metros de altura y fue construido por José Rodrígues quien fallecio a los 79 anos, el material usado para el ciervo fue concreto y hierro, fue pintado de color negro y se puede ver desde la villa a mas de 15km, hay quienes dicen que se puede ver el monumento desde espana! 📸🌄
















# Explosion of Colors🏔️🦌/Explosion de Colores🚩🗺️










You don't have to worry about piloting the craft because there are no restrictions, I just don't recommend going over 60 meters because there is a small airport nearby and well you don't want to get into trouble, as the area is popular for drone use check if there is no other person around to avoid crashes or accidents! I think the best time of year to visit the viewpoint is in the spring because we see the mountain quite dense with flowers and bushes, summers are drier.🏰🏔️🗺️

No tienes que preocuparte en pilotear la nave porque no hay restriccion, solo no te recomiendo pasar los 60 metros porque cerca hay un aeropuerto pequeno y bueno no querras meterte en problemas, como la zona es popular para uso de drones verifica si no hay otra persona por alli para evitar choques o accidentes! creo que la mejor epoca del ano para visitar el mirador es en la primavera porque vemos la montana bastante tupida de flores y arbustos, veranos es mas seco.⛰️🏰🫅🏻









# A bit of the trail🏔️🦌/Un poco del sendero🚩🗺️





The name of the trail is: "Vila Nova de Cerveira" and it has a length of 8.26km starting at the lowest point in the village, then you will go up the entire mountain passing through these forests until you reach 327 meters where the terrain will become more difficult and you will end up reaching 620 meters where you will find the "do cervo" viewpoint, depending on how you see it, it appears with names in Spanish, Portuguese, Galicia.🧭🚩🗺️

El nombre del sendero es: "Vila Nova de Cerveira" y tiene una extension de 8,26km comenzando en el punto mas bajo en la villa, luego iras subiendo por toda la montana pasando por estos bosques hasta llegar a 327metros donde el terreno se pondra mas dificil y acabas por llegar a 620metros donde encontraras el mirador "do cervo" dependiendo como lo veas aparece con nombres en espanol, portugues, galicia.🌍🌄🦌



























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* https://www.altominho.pt/fr/visitar/o-que-ver/miradouro-do-cervo/

* https://www.cm-vncerveira.pt/pages/273

* https://www.galiciamaxica.eu/portugal/distrito-viana-do-castelo/vila-nova-de-cerveira/mirador-de-o-cervo/

* https://pt.wikiloc.com/trilhas-trekking/vila-nova-de-cerveira-miradouro-do-cervo-96245175

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In 1980 the archaeologist Lino Tavares carried out a series of excavations in the city of "Freixo" exactly under the chapel "dos Mouros" and discovered a Castro settlement which dates back to the Bronze Age. This revealed something interesting and that is that possibly the Romans when they arrived found these people who still inhabited these hills and named them "savages", and one of the things that the Romans found strange in that tribe was: "look these men only have one woman". Do you want to learn more about Tongobriga? Read my post.🚩🌍

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En 1980 el Arqueologo Lino Tavares realizo un conjunto de excavaciones en la ciudad de "Freixo" exactamente bajo la capilla "dos Mouros" y descubrio un asentamiento Castrista la cual data de la era de Bronce esto revelo algo interesante y es que posiblemente los Romanos cuando llegaron se encontraron con estos pueblos que aun habitaban estas colinas y los nombraron "salvajes", y una de las cosas que los Romanos vieron extrano en esa tribu fue: "mirad estos hombres solo tienen una mujer". Quieres aprender mas de Tongobriga? lee mi post.🏔️🧔🏻‍♂️👳🏻‍♀️


# What is Tongóbriga?🚩🌍/Que es Tongóbriga?🏛️🧔🏻‍♂️





(Tongobriga) is also known as the town of "Freixo" and consists of an archaeological settlement that was initially discovered as a large Roman villa, later excavations near a church revealed evidence of (Castro) fortifications dating back to the Bronze Age, this discovery led to the conclusion that the area was already populated more than 1,500 years before Christ.🌍👳🏻‍♀️

(Tongobriga) es tambien conocida como el pueblo de "Freixo" y consiste en un asentamiento arqueologico que inicialmente fue descubierta como una gran villa Romana, posteriormente se descubrieron en excavaciones cerca de una iglesia pruebas de unas fortificaciones (castristas) las cuales se remontan a la era de Bronce, ese descubrimiento llevo a concluir que la zona ya era poblada hace mas de 1500 anos antes de Cristo.🏔️🚩


# archaeological remains🚩⚱️🪔/restos arqueologica🧔🏻‍♂️




I really liked that the museum has a section where they exhibit all the things that have been found to date. Among the most important objects are some coins from different Roman times that can be dated to the period when the Romans settled in Tongobriga, the oldest being from the reign of Augustus in the 2nd century BC. We also see different decorative objects such as hair clips, clothing, some inscriptions in Latin, and even board games.⚱️🚩

Me gusto mucho que el museo tenga una seccion donde exhiben todas las cosas que se han encontrado hasta la fecha, entre los objetos mas importantes datan algunas monedas de diferentes epocas Romanas con las cuales se pueden datar el periodo que los Romanos se establecieron en Tongobriga siendo la mas antiguas del reinado de Augusto siglo II antes de Cristo, tambien vemos diferentes objetos decorativos como sujetadores de pelo, ropa, algunas inscripciones en lengua latin, e inclusive juegos de mesa.🏛️🧔🏻‍♂️


# Why visit Tongobriga?🚩🧭/Por que visitar Tongobriga?🏛️





Few people know the term (Brácaros) and this village refers to the Roman-Galicians who spread throughout the south of Galicia to what would now be Braga in Portugal in the north of the country, those who lived further south were the "Lucianos", I personally had never visited a space that explained the behavior of the Roman people who inhabited this region and I think that is enough to visit this space and further nourish our general culture, in addition to "Freixo" being a beautiful medieval village that still maintains much of the architecture of the time, which motivates us even more to visit Tongobriga.🌻🏔️

Pocos conocen el termino (Brácaros) y esta villa hace referencia a los Romanos-Gallegos que se extendieron por todo el sur de galicia hasta lo que seria actualmente Braga en Portugal al norte del pais, los que vivian mas al sur eran los "lucitanos", personalmente nunca habia visitado un espacio que explicase sobre el comportamiento de los pueblos Romanos que habitaron esta region y creo que eso es suficiente para visitar este espacio y nutrir mucho mas nuestra cultura general, ademas que "Freixo" es una hermosa aldea medieval que aun mantiene mucha de la arquitectura de la epoca lo que nos motiva mas a visitar Tongobriga.🌳⛲


# The Roman-Galician people🚩🧭/El pueblo Romano-Gallego🏛️


Generally speaking the behaviour of a Roman city was similar to others since Rome was not a nomadic people, on the contrary it was one of the most powerful empires of all time and already had an economic, social, political and military system too advanced for the time, therefore Roman laws applied to the entire empire, meaning that the currency of Tongobriga was the same one used in Olissipo (Lisbon), just as the laws were applied to every (civitas) or Roman person, the Romans normally did not pay taxes but in times of war they were forced to make loans that were then compensated with the profits generated by the conquered land.🏛️🧭

En terminos generales el comportamiento de una ciudad Romana era similar a otras ya que Roma no fue un pueblo nomada, al contrario fue uno de los imperios mas poderosos de todos los tiempos y ya poseeian un sistema economico, social, politico y militar demasiado avanzado para la epoca, por tanto las leyes Romanas se aplicaban para todo el imperio, quiere decir que la moneda de Tongobriga era la misma usada en Olissipo (Lisboa), al igual que las leyes eran aplicadas a todo (civitas) o persona Romana, los Romanos normalmente no pagaban impuestos pero en epocas de guerras eran forzados a realizar prestamos que luego eran compensados con las ganancias que generaba la tierra conquistada.🌍







**Roman market⛲**

Almost all Roman villas of this type were for people with a social status above average, some were claimed by military leaders, according to the article: (rotadoromanico.com) this city was one of the most important of the Republican era because important decisions were made here within the territory and that is why it is classified as a world heritage site; in the Flavian dynasty a huge amphitheater was created that also served as a commercial space.⛲🧭

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Casi todas las villas Romanas de este genero eran para personas con un estatus social por encima de la media, algunas eran reclamadas para lideres militares, segun el articulo: (rotadoromanico.com) esta ciudad fue una de las mas importantes de la era republicana pues aqui se tomaron decisiones importantes dentro del territorio y es por eso que se clasifica como patrimonio mundial; en la dinastia Flavia se crea un anfiteatro enorme que sirvio tambien como espacio comercial.🌄









**One of the chimneys found in the south of the village dates back to 320 BC and is one of the oldest objects found. It is believed to have belonged to an acropolis.**

**Una de las chimeneas que se localizaron en el sur de la villa tiene una datacion del 320 antes de cristo siendo uno de los objetos mas antiguos encontrados, se cree que pertenecio a una acropolis.**

https://www.tongobriga.gov.pt/conhecer/as-origens-de-tongobriga/







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* edition: filmora / music: no copyright

* https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tong%C3%B3briga

* https://www.rotadoromanico.com/es/Experiencias/que-ver-y-hacer/ciudad-romana-de-tongobriga/

* https://clenardus.com/tongobriga/

* https://www.tongobriga.gov.pt/conhecer/as-origens-de-tongobriga/

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Good morning fellow adventurers and drone lovers, I'm excited to bring content to this great community, today I drove about 25km to Torres Vedras to visit this beautiful chapel, which has a post-medieval history and at the same time we are going to go up to the viewpoint of the area to put our drone in the air and have some fun! Enjoy my post!🚩🧭

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Buenos dias amigo aventureros y amantes de los drones, estoy emocionado por traer contenido a esta gran comunidad, para hoy conduje unos 25km hacia torres vedras para visitar esta hermosa capilla, la cual tiene una historia post medieval y a su vez vamos a subir al mirador de la zona para poner nuestro drone al aire y divertirnos un poco! disfruta mi post!⛰️🚵🏻‍♀️


# "Socorro" mountain viewpoint🚙⛰️ /Mirador sierra "Socorro"🌎🚩




The first thing we are going to highlight in our visit is the beautiful viewpoint that the chapel has, you have a 360 degree view of the entire territory, from here you can see Mafra and the palace as well as the defensive lines of Torres Vedras that I explained in the video were a set of military forts arranged in line to defend Lisbon from possible invasions, due to this line there is a 25km path that allows you to travel through all of them and see all the forts, I already uploaded videos of some military forts here, those belong to this line if I'm not mistaken there are more than 50, today the weather did not help me much it was cloudy as you can see in the photos, a lot of wind and of course that made it difficult to get a better video or better photos!⛰️🚩🚙

Lo primero que vamos a resaltar en nuestra visita es el hermoso mirador que tiene la capilla, tienes una vista de 360 grados hacia todo el territorio, desde aqui puedes avistar Mafra y el palacio asi como las lineas defensivas de torres vedras que lo explique en el video fueron un conjunto de fuertes militares dispuestos en linea para defender Lisboa de posibles invasiones, debido a esta linea hay un sendero de 25km que permite recorrerlas todas y ver todos los fuertes, ya subi videos de algunos fuertes militares aqui, esos pertenecen a esta linea si no me equivoco son mas de 50, hoy el clima no me ayudo mucho estaba nublado como ves en las fotos mucho viento y claro eso dificulto la obtencion de un video mejor o mejores fotos!🤓⛰️


# About the chapel🚙⛰️ /Sobre la capilla🌎🚩




I discovered this place by chance. I was passing by a marking and I saw some crosses, so they caught my attention, so I followed them to the top of the mountain. There were more than 20 in total. Something told me that this was a pilgrimage that is common in Portugal. When I got to the top I came across this very pretty and well-kept chapel, so I decided to use my drone and investigate it. First I discovered that it is more than 400 years old, and that before there was a pagan altar here, probably from the 12th century.🚩🚙

Descubri este lugar por casualidad iba pasando camino a una marcacion que tenia vi unas cruces entonces me llamaron la atencion por lo que las segui hasta la cima de la montana, en total eran mas de 20, algo me decia que se trataba de una peregrinacion que son comunes en Portugal, cuando llegue arriba me tope con esa capilla bien bonita y cuidada, lo que decidi usar mi drone e investigar sobre ella, primero descubri que tiene mas de 400 anos, y que antes habia aqui un altar pagano probablemente del siglo XII.🚵🏻‍♀️🧭






Here I managed to photograph the chapel, quite small and pretty! It's a shame it's not open to the public because I read that the inside has been restored and has tiles, as I mentioned in the video, it was built in the 16th century, post-medieval, the objective was to bring Christianity to every corner of the country and placing a chapel at the highest point of Torres Vedras was a good option! As I mentioned in the video, it is not necessary to ask for authorization to pilot the drone, here it is rare to pass the 80-meter barrier, I don't even like to reach 100 meters in height, if you respect all these conditions you can use the drone without problem.🚵🏻‍♀️🚙🚩

Aqui logre fotografiar la capilla, bastante pequena y bonita! una pena no estar abierta al publico porque lei que adentro esta restaurada y tiene azulejos, como mencione en el video fue construida en el siglo XVI post era medieval, el objetivo era llevar el cristianismo a cada rincon del pais y colocar una capilla en el punto mas alto de Torres Vedras fue una buena opcion! como mencione en el video no hace falta pedir autorizacion para pilotear el drone aqui es raro pasar la barrera de 80metros no me gusta ni llegar a los 100metros de altura si respetas todas esas condiciones puedes usar el drone sin problema.🏦🏫




*This is an old telegraph that was built in the 18th century and was common during the time of Napoleon's conquests in Portugal. It functioned as a system of scales with ropes and weights. It is still here today because near the hill there was a military fort that no longer exists.🚩🚙*

*Este es un telefrafo antiguo que se construyo en el siglo XVIII que era comun en la epoca de las conquistas de Napoleon en Portugal, funcionaba como un sistema de balanzas con cuerdas y pesos, actualmente esta aqui ya que cerca de la colina habia un fuerte militar que ya no existe.🚵🏻‍♀️🧭*










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Hello friends, nature and drone lovers, today I bring you a very natural post. We are going to travel about 20km to the south in the municipality of Palmela, where we will visit the Serra da São Luís. My intention is to explore it with the drone to discover some interesting things such as new trails or caves. It is actually my first time in the area and I am inexperienced, so the drone is always a good resource to start a hike. Enjoy my experience in the mountains.⛰️🌎

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Hola amigos amante de la naturaleza y drones, hoy traigo un post bastante natural y es que vamos a viajar unos 20km hacia el sur en el municipio de Palmela alli visitaremos la Sierra de "São Luís", mi intencion es explorarla con el drone para descubrir algunas cosas interesantes como por ejemplos nuevos senderos o cuevas, en realidad es mi primera vez en la zona y soy inexperto por tanto el drone siempre es un buen recurso para comenzar una caminata. Disfruta mi experiencia en la montana.🌻🌷


# The best views of Palmela?🌎⛰️/Las mejores vistas de Palmela?🚩



Palmela is quite big and has a great diversity of culture and landscapes, it is a municipality whose center was built at a height that is why it is around the Castle, one day I published about the Castle so you can see it in my old posts, from the center we will walk directly to the hills about 4km and we will enter the wildest landscape, are these the most beautiful landscapes of Palmela? Yes... In fact one of the most beautiful in the southern area of ​​Lisbon.⛰️🌎

Palmela es bastante grande y tiene una gran diversidad de cultura y paisajes, es un municipio cuyo centro fue construido en altura por eso esta alrededor del Castillo, un dia publique sobre el Castillo asi que lo puedes ver en mis post antiguos, desde el centro caminaremos directo a las colinas unos 4km y nos adentramos al paisaje mas salvaje, son estos los paisajes mas bonitos de palmela? si... En realidad una de las mas hermosas de la zona sur de Lisboa.🚩🚙


# A road that is 500 years old? Wow🌎⛰️/Una carretera con 500 anos? wuow🚩


What a crazy idea! While I was doing some research I discovered that there is a road that was built in the post-medieval era with the conquests of Palmela, a street that went from Palmela to the North to the center of Lisbon, it is more than 500 years old and is the property of the municipality, in fact, to preserve it, it is prohibited to use asphalt on all the roads in the reserve, it was not a main road but a secondary one, that is why it did not have the typical pavement of the Stone Age! But it is worth highlighting.🌎⛰️

Que locura, mientras investigaba un poco descubri que hay una carretera que fue construida en la era post medieval con las conquistas de Palmela, una calle que iba desde Palmela al Norte hasta el centro de Lisboa, tiene mas de 500 anos y es patrimonio del municipio, en realidad para preservarla esta prohibido usar asfalto en toda los caminos que hay en la reserva, no era un camino principal era secundario por eso no tenia la calzada tipica de la epoca de Piedra! pero vale la pena resaltarla🤓🚩🌷



Castle in sighttt!! Walking through this mountain range is to be able to enjoy the best views of Portugal. In the distance, on a hill of two hundred meters we see the famous Palmela Castle. If you don't know it, you can visit it. You won't be disappointed. And I imagine the people who worked in agriculture in the 12th century planting some vegetables or fruits to survive. Next to me there is a hill that is about one hundred meters high. There are windmills there, placed from the 17th century.⛰️🌎

Castillo a la vistaaa!! caminar entre esta sierra es poder disfrutar de las mejores vistas de Portugal a lo lejos en una colina de doscientos metros vemos el famoso Castillo de Palmela, si no lo conoces puedes visitarlo no te decepcionaras, e imagino las personas que trabajaban en la agricultura en el siglo XII sembrando algunas hortalizas o frutas para subsistir, a mi lado hay una colina que tiene unos cien metros de altura alli hay molinos de viento colocados a partir del siglo XVII🚙🌻🏰




I cannot fly the drone over the castle without permission so we will only enjoy it from a distance, but we can fly the drone over this abandoned structure which is a small Christian church from the 16th century. Despite being destroyed, it is one of the attractions of the "São Luís" mountain range, which is impossible to visit because the paths are too dangerous and steep.🌎🚩

No puedo pilotear el drone arriba del castillo sin permiso por tanto solo lo disfrutaremos a la distancia, pero si podemos volar el drone por encima de esta estructura abandonada que es una pequena iglesia cristiana del siglo XVI, apesar que esta destruida es una de las atracciones de la sierra de "São Luís", esta ultima es imposible de visitarla porque son caminos demasiados peligrosos y empinados.🚙⛰️










This is the first time I went somewhere without organizing myself or without a plan. What I did was follow a couple of trails with yellow symbols that I think are from the scouts, and well, I went exploring to discover new trails that I would do in the future. I also passed through several small, pretty villages. My destination was on the way to the castle.🚙🚩

Primera vez que voy a un lugar sin organizarme o sin un plan, lo que hice fue seguir un par de senderos con simbolos amarillos que creo que son de los scout, y bueno fui explorando para descubrir nuevos senderos que haria en el futuro, tambien pase por varias pequenas aldeas bastante bonitas, mi destino era camino al castillo.🏰🌻


# Another interesting thing?🌎⛰️/Otra cosa interesante?🚩




**natural inns⛲🚩**

It caught my attention that I passed by a couple of pretty, artisanal ecological inns. I was checking them on the internet and the price per night is barely 50 euros. Of course, you don't have the comforts that a 4-star hotel offers, but it's ideal for doing something different with your partner! There are also some wineries that you can visit or buy a local wine.🧭📸

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capto mi atencion que pase por un par de posadas ecologicas bastante bonitas y artesanales estuve revisando en internet y el precio por noche son apenas 50 euros claro no tienes las comodidades que te brinda un hotel de 4 estrellas pero para hacer algo diferente con tu pareja es ideal! tambien hay algunos vineros que puedes visitar o comprar un vino local.🚩⛲













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Hello friends, today I have a very funny post. I went to the city of Palmela, one of the oldest and most interesting on the southern edge of Lisbon, to discover archaeological ruins and learn about the fascinating civilizations that inhabited them. It is interesting to see these places with the drone since we can see the details of each citadel more clearly, for example the rooms, the divisions, the road, etc. I walked approximately 12 km to come across three excavations from three different civilizations over a period of 4,000 years.🚩⛰️🌎

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Hola amigos, hoy traigo un post bastante divertido, fui a la ciudad de Palmela que es una de las mas antiguas e interesantes del margen sur de Lisboa para descubrir ruinas arqueologicas y aprender sobre las fascinantes civilizaciones que las habitaron, es interesante ver estos lugares con el drone ya que podemos tener con mejor claridad los detalles de cada ciudadela, por ejemplo los cuartos, las divisiones, la calzada etc. Hice una caminata de 12km aproximadamente para toparme con tres excavaciones de tres civilizaciones diferentes en un lapso de 4mil anos.🧑🏻‍🎓🚙🏰


# First and oldest excavation🧑🏻‍🎓⛰️ /Primera excavacion y mas antigua🌎🚩




This is the first archaeological ruin we came across on the way, it was the first to be inhabited, possibly by the Phoenicians, it was built in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, according to the records it was a civilization that was dedicated to agriculture and hunting, possibly in the Bronze Age when man already mastered the art of war and its defenses, with the drone we were able to see an entrance that is believed to have been a wooden wall to protect the citadel.🏰🌎

Esta es la primera ruina arqueologica que nos topamos en el camino, fue la primera en ser habitada, posiblemente por los fenicios fue construida en el siglo II o III antes de Cristo, segun los registro fue una civilizacion que se dedicaba a la agricultura y caza, posiblemente en la era de bronce cuando el hombre ya dominaba el arte de la guerra y sus defensas, con el drone alcanzamos a ver una entrada que se cree habia una muralla de madera para proteger la ciudadela.🚩⛰️


# Why the Palmela area?🧑🏻‍🎓⛰️ /Por que la zona de Palmela?🌎🚩





First of all, a high-rise building is a place with great privileges, for example, by having a fortification they could see the enemy at a long distance, that is the main reason for building these sites on the hills of Palmela, then we are surrounded by a valley as you can see in the photos, before a river of fresh water passed here thousands of years ago, which facilitated the resources, behind the great mountain is the Atlantic, at the opposite end is the river Tejo and Lisbon. What we conclude is that Palmela is a fairly prolific area with resources and geography.🏰🧑🏻‍🎓

Primero que nada una construccion en altura es un lugar que tiene grandes privilegios, por ejemplo al tener una fortificacion conseguian ver el enemigo a largas distancia, ese es el principal motivo de construir estos yacimientos en las colinas de palmela, luego estamos rodeados por un valle tal como ves en la fotos, antes pasaba un rio aqui de agua dulce hace miles de anos, lo que facilitaba los recursos, atras de la gran montana esta el atlantico, en el extremo opuesto esta el rio tejo y lisboa. Lo que concluimos que Palmela es una zona bastante prolija con recursos y geografia.🏰⛰️🚩


# Second archaeological ruins🧑🏻‍🎓⛰️ /Segunda ruinas arqueologica🌎🚩




A little less than 1km away we find another civilization that inhabited the area approximately in the 1st century AD, they were the Romans, these here were not a village like the previous one, it was more an area of ​​activities with thermal baths, that is to say just a stopping point to trade or rest, at the same time the Roman troops on marches could rest their horses and be fed, many artifacts were collected that today are in the castle of Palmela.⛰️🌎

A poco menos de 1km nos encontramos otra civilizacion que habitaron en la zona aproximadamente en el siglo I despues de Cristo fueron los Romanos, estos de aqui no fue una villa como la anterior fue mas una zona de actividades con termas, osea solo un punto de parada para comercializar o descansar, al mismo tiempo las tropas romanas en marchas podian descansar los caballos y ser alimentados, se recolectaron muchos artefactos que hoy en dia estan en el castillo de Palmela.🚙⛰️






# Last archaeological ruin🧑🏻‍🎓⛰️ /Ultima ruina arqueologica🌎🚩



Finally, the most recent construction is from the Moors, who inhabited Portugal several centuries after the Romans. It is interesting that they had an architecture somewhat similar to the Romans. In fact, it is believed that they used the foundations of the buildings to place their houses, an intelligent way of "reusing". Here the Moors possibly used the place to obtain resources, they already lived in Palmela so this was either a small village with a few houses of people far from civilization or used for other uses.🌎🚙

Por ultimo la construccion mas reciente son de los Moros, cuando habitaron portugal varios siglos posteriormente a los Romanos, es interesante que tenian una arquitectura un poco parecida a los Romanos, en realidad se cree que usaron las bases de las construccion para colocar sus casas, una forma inteligente de "reutilizar". Aqui los Moros posiblemente usaron el lugar para obtener recursos, ya vivian en Palmela por tanto o fue esto una pequena villa con pocas casas de personas alejadas de la civilizacion o usada para otros usos.🧑🏻‍🎓🏰

https://www.cm-palmela.pt/viver/museu-e-patrimonio/patrimonio-cultural/patrimonio-arqueologico





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Hello fellow travelers and Drone lovers, today I decided to travel to a beautiful city called Santarem but before that I would visit some of the surrounding villages including one called "Muges", this parish belongs to "Salvaterra dos Magos" a little less than 1200 people, quite small but full of history and beautiful landscapes! Join me to discover even a Roman bridge from the 1st century BC.🚩⛲

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Hola amigos viajeros y amante de los Drones, hoy me dispuse a viajar hacia una ciudad hermosa llamada Santarem pero antes visitaria alguna de las aldeas de sus alrededores incluyendo una llamada "Muges", esta parroquia pertenece a "Salvaterra dos Magos" poco menos de 1200 personas, bastante pequena pero llena de historia y hermosos paisajes! acompaname para descubrir inclusive un puente romano del siglo I antes de cristo.🚵🏻‍♀️⛰️🌳


# The great Mesolithic🧭🚩 /El gran Mesolitico🌎🗺️





If you plan to go to Santarem you have to visit Muge, because despite being a small and agricultural village, it is surrounded by centuries of history. If you go to the town hall there are many records of objects found, wells, shells, animals and bones that date back to the Mesolithic era, that is, about 60 years of the last century. In the other small villages that border the Tejo River, small jars were found, dating back to the Paleolithic and some materials made from the rocks of the area!🚩🗺️

Si pretendes ir a Santarem tienes que visitar si o si Muge ya que apesar de ser una aldea bastante pequena y agricola esta envuelta de siglos de historia, si vas a la camara municipal hay muchos registros de objetos encontrados, pozos, conchas, animales y huesos que datan de la era Mesolitica osea unos 60 anos del siglo pasado, en las otras pequenas aldeas que bordean el Rio Tejo se consiguieron pequenas jarras, que datan del paleolitico y algunos materiales fabricados con las rocas de la zona!🌎📸






I didn't have to get permits or anything to fly my drone here, this whole area is open and in theory you can fly it up to 120 meters high but just check if you are close to the drone, if so it is 75 meters high maximum and above that you must ask for authorization! I could say that the village is not a touristy one, on the contrary, the few people who live here in the parish are people who work in the fields and a few are pensioners who looked for houses in places near the river and in peace, away from tourists! That's why restaurants and hotels are quite scarce.🗺️🚩

No tuve que sacar permisos ni nada para pilotear mi drone aqui, toda esta zona es abierta y en teoria puedes levantarlo a 120 metros de altura pero solo verifica si estas cerca del aerodrono siendo asi son 75 metros de altura maximo por encima debes pedir autorizacion! podria decir que la aldea no es turistica al contrario las pocas personas que viven aqui en la parroquia son personas que trabajan en el campo y algunas pocas son pensionadas que buscaron casas en lugares cerca del rio y en paz alejado de los turistas! por eso restaurantes, y hoteles son bastante escasos.🌳🌎



# The riches of the Romanesque era🧭🚩 /Las riquezas de la era Romanica🌎🗺️




**representative architecture of the Romans📸**

Portugal was already occupied by the Romans in the 1st century BC and continued until the 5th century AD. Muge is a representation of a village that was occupied by the Romans and this is thanks to the Tejo River that provided resources and an efficient means of transport to the south and north of the country. If you go to Muge you have to stop at the Roman bridge that is here.🧭📸

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Portugal ya tenia ocupacion Romana en el siglo I antes de Cristo y se mantuvo hasta el siglo V despues de Cristo, Muge es una representacion de aldea que fue ocupada por los Romanos y esto es gracias al Rio Tejo que proveia de recursos y un medio de transporte eficiente hacia el sur y norte del Pais, si vas a Muge tienes que hacer una parada al puente romano que esta aqui🚩⛲





This small river runs through Muge and is called "Ribeira do Muge". To the north, the Romans settled in a place called "Cabeço da Mina". Remains of Roman jars and ceramics were found here and distributed to various museums in Portugal. It's incredible to drive along a road that has centuries of history!📸🗺️

Este pequeno rio atraviesa Muge y se llama "Ribeira do Muge", hacia el norte se asentaron los Romanos en un lugar llamado "Cabeço da Mina", se encontraron aqui restos de jarras y ceramicas romanas las cuales fueron distribuidos a varios museos de Portugal. Increible pasar por una calzada que tiene siglos de historia!⛰️🚵🏻‍♀️⛲







# The medieval era and Muge🧭🚩 /La era medieval y Muge🌎🗺️



The Medieval era was undoubtedly the one that marked the history of Muge, and in the 15th century King Manuel built a palace here because he wrote a letter to expel some Jews and Muslims who had been conquered from these lands. Let us remember that Muslims lived in Portugal for hundreds of years until the era of conquests in the 11th century. Then in 1496 Duke Cadaval, who was a powerful dynasty in Muge, made the majority of the people of Muge agricultural!🗺️⛰️

La era Medieval sin duda fue la que marco la historia en Muge y es que en el siglo XV el rey Manuel construyo aqui un palacio debido que escribiria una carta la cual seria para expulsar algunos judios y musulmanes que habian sidos conquistados dentro de estas tierras, recordemos que los musulmanes vivieron en portugal centenas de anos hasta la era de las conquistas en el XI, luego en 1496 el duque Cadaval quien seria una dinastia poderosa en Muge haria que el pueblo de Muge fuera en su mayoria agricola! 🌎🌊





It is a pity that Muge has not preserved any aspects of the medieval era, since a group of structures was restored in the 16th century. Muge's palace is still in the village, but it has few ancient vestiges and instead has a more modern touch. Everything that Muge hid and its secrets in Portuguese history was lost after 1755.⛰️🚩

Es una pena que Muge no conservo en la actualidad aspectos de la era medieval ya que en el mismo siglo XVI fue restaurada un conjunto de estructuras, el palacio de Muge aun se encuentra en la aldea pero tiene pocos vestigios antiguos y en cambio tiene un toque mas moderno, todo lo que escondia Muge y sus secretos en la historia portuguesa fue perdido a partir de 1755.⛲🗺️


# Origin of the name and present day🧭🚩 /Origen del nombre y actualidad🌎🗺️




The village used to be called Muje, but it was renamed Muge, named after a common fish found in the river. It stopped being an independent parish and joined Salvaterra dos Magos and even belonged to Santarem. Nowadays, it seems to me more of an agricultural town than a tourist one! In my opinion, it is easier to stay in Santarem, since there are more demands for hotels and restaurants, and then go to Muge. There are some good wineries in Muge, some of which have been operating since the 17th century.🚩⛲

Antes la aldea se llamaba Muje pero se le cambio a Muge nombre de un pez comun que esta en el rio, dejo de ser una parroquia independiente y se sumo a Salvaterra dos Magos e inclusive pertenecio a Santarem, en la actualidad me parece mas un pueblo de paso agricola que turistico! en mi opinion es mas facil quedarte en Santarem ya que alli tienes mas demandas de hoteles, restaurantes, y luego ir a Muge. Hay unas buenas castas de vino en Muge algunas funcionando desde el siglo XVII🧭🌳




























It is incredible when reading a little about this church, it turns out that in the 13th century there were many settlers arriving in Muge but as there was no church they did not pay tithes, therefore the bishop of Lisbon ordered the bishop of Salvaterra dos Magos to build a church there so that the population would pay taxes, which began the construction of the church "Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição" in 1297, in the 18th century some restorations were made.🚩⛲

Increible al leer un poco sobre esta iglesia, resulta que en el siglo XIII habian muchos colonos a llegar a Muge pero como no habia iglesia no pagaban el diezmo, por tanto el obispo de Lisboa ordeno al de Salvaterra dos Magos que se construyera una iglesia alli para que la poblacion pagase los impuestos, lo cual se inicia la construccion de la iglesia "Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição" en 1297, en el siglo XVIII se hicieron algunas restauraciones.🗺️⛰️





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* https://www.cataloniahotels.com/es/blog/10-curiosidades-de-portugal-que-no-sabias/

* http://www.jf-muge.pt/gp.asp?p=2040751766

* https://www.visitarportugal.pt/santarem/salvaterra-magos/muge/igreja-matriz

Hello adventurous friends, today I bring a quite medieval post and it is that I traveled more than 150km to the village of Evoramonte to visit one of the most iconic castles in the country, first for its slightly more "modern" structure, but in reality the main one. The attraction of the Castle is the history that is housed here, it was here where two kings of Portugal met to sign a peace treaty (Concession of Evoramonte) to end the liberal war between the two of them. How about we take a tour of the village and the castle and also see some Moorish architecture.🌍⛲

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Hola amigos aventureros, hoy traigo un post bastante medieval y es que viaje mas de 150km hasta la aldea de Evoramonte para visitar a uno de los Castillos mas iconicos del pais, primero por su estructura un poco mas "moderna", pero en realidad el principal atractivo del Castillo es la historia que aqui se alberga, fue aqui donde dos reyes de Portugal se reunieron para firmar un tratado de paz (Concesion de Evoramonte) para acabar la guerra liberal entre ellos dos. Que te parece si hacemos un recorrido en la aldea y el castillo y tambien ver un poco de arquitectura Moro.🏰🌳🗺️


# Why visit Evoramonte?🧭🏰 / Por que visitar Evoramonte?🌍🚩



Evoramonte are one of those villages that have a little bit of everything to spend an unforgettable vacation, first in the surroundings just under 30 minutes away you have some rivers which you can use to swim or practice water sports, then within the fortified village there are hotels, restaurants, plenty economical, and to add an interesting plus, the climate in Evora is quite hot. If you come from a Nordic country in search of heat, then Evoramonte has everything you need.🏰🌍

Evoramonte son de esas aldeas que tienen de todo un poco para pasar unas vacaciones inolvidables, primero a los alrededores poco menos de 30minutos tienes algunos rios el cual puedes usar para banarte o practicar deportes acuaticos, luego tiene dentro de la villa fortificada hoteles, restaurantes bastante economicos, y para agregar un plus interesante el clima en Evora es bastante caliente si vienes de un pais nordico en busca de calor entonces Evoramonte tiene todo lo que necesitas.👸🏻🌎

https://www.visitevora.net/evoramonte/


# Access and transportation🧭🏰 / Accesos y transportes🌍🚩




The bad news is that the village of Evoramonte has transport but in the center and not here in the fortified village so yes or if you need personal transport, the roads are good and you can take the N18 or alternative roads, you can only enter the village through the north or south door. Normally these isolated villas in Evora are economical.👸🏻🌍

La mala noticia es que la aldea de evoramonte tiene transporte pero en el centro y no aqui en la villa fortificada asi que si o si necesitas transporte personal, las carreteras son buenas y puedes tomar la N18 o carreteras alternativas, solo puedes entrar en la villa por la puerta norte o sur. Normalmente estas villas aisladas en Evora son economicas.🏰🌳



# Legacy of the Moors🧭🏰 / Legado de los Moros🌍🚩


After the Romans abandoned Portugal for hundreds of years, the Moors were the ones who occupied the country, especially in the south, since the nation was established from the limit of Lisbon to the north to Guimaraes, therefore in order to reconquer the country they had to expel themselves and fight against the Moors, and that would happen from the 11th and 12th centuries, however when we visited the town of Entremonte we could still get objects, culture and architecture from the Moors, in reality the name of Evora and almost all the names of Portugal are of Arabic origin .🏰🌍

Posteriormente de los Romanos abandonar Portugal por cientos de anos los Moros fueron quienes ocuparon el pais sobre todo en el sur ya que la nacion estaba establecida del limite de Lisboa para el norte hasta guimaraes, por tanto para poder reconquistar el pais debia expulsarse y luchar contra los Moros, y eso sucederia a partir del siglo XI y XII sin embargo cuando visitamos la villa de Entremonte aun podriamos conseguir objetos, cultura y arquitectura de los Moros, en realidad el nombre de Evora y casi todos los nombres de Portugal son de origen Arabico.👸🏻👨🏻‍🏫👳🏻‍♂️






**"Sao Pedro de Fora" church🏰🌍**

My first stop is at this beautiful church called: "São Pedro" which already had some small buildings in the 16th century which served more as an altar than anything else, later only the church was built as you see it in the photo in In 1910, for people not to have to go to the center of Evoramonte, the Catholic Church built their own church here, despite being very new, it still has those medieval touches and is worth visiting, in front is the cemetery.🧭🌏

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Mi primera parada es en esta bonita iglesia llamada: "São Pedro" la cual ya tenia algunas pequenas construcciones en el siglo XVI el cual servia mas como altar que otra cosa, posteriormente solo se construye la iglesia tal cual como la ves en la foto en 1910, para las personas no tener que ir al centro de Evoramonte la iglesia catolica les construyo aqui su propio iglesia, apesar de ser muy nueva tiene aun esos toques medievales y vale la pena visitarla, al frente esta el cementerio. 🏰🏫

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A3o_Pedro_(Evoramonte)


# Cemetery where those honored from the great war rest🧭🏰 / Cementerio donde descansan los honrados de la gran guerra🌍🚩


Portugal was neutral in the Second World War like Spain, but the same did not happen in the first, and villages like Evoramonte were places where family men left their homes to be able to fight alongside the allies! Tens of thousands of Portuguese lives were lost to the point that many of these villages were left without men and instead only boys, girls and women were seen so it took a long time to repopulate, the cemetery is something you have to visit to see graves of people from the 18th century and even the tomb of those who fell in the war. MY RESPECTS.🚩🦾

Portugal fue neutral en la segunda guerra mundial al igual que espana pero no sucedio lo mismo en la primera, y aldeas como Evoramonte fueron locales donde hombres de familia dejaron sus casas para poder combatir junto con los aliados! se perdieron descenas de miles de vidas Portuguesas hasta el punto que muchas de estas aldeas se quedaron sin hombres y en cambio solo se veian ninos, ninas y mujeres asi que tardo mucho en repoblarse, el cementerio es algo que tienes que visitar para ver tumbas de personas del siglo XVIII e inclusive la tumba de los caidos en la guerra. MIS RESPETOS.🏫⛲



# Between the streets of the town🧭🏰 / Entre las calles de la villa 🌍🚩









The change in architecture between areas is impressive, sometimes we have the feeling that we are traveling in the time of the Moors and other times in the medieval era, do you remember my last post on the medieval village where I stayed in "brotas"? Well, I remember that there they still had medieval doors in some houses, but here it is different, they all have their original doors of course restored, in fact I have the impression that this has been the most original town I have visited so far.🚩🏰

El cambio de arquitectura entre zonas es impresionante, alguna veces tenemos la sensacion que estamos viajando en la epoca de los Moros y otras veces en la era medieval, recuerdas mi post pasado en la aldea medieval donde me quede en "brotas"? bueno recuerdo que alla aun conservaban puertas medievales en algunas casas, pero aqui es diferente todas tienen sus puertas originales por supuesto restauradas, en realidad tengo la impresion que esta a sido la villa mas original que visite hasta ahora.🌎🗺️


# Monte evora swing🧭🏰 / Columpio Monte evora🌍🚩


The swing is a must-see on our tour because they are fashionable throughout Portugal as they are symbols of beauty and height, literally swings are being built in the highest areas to boost tourism and decorate the landscape, it says the following: " "Evoramonte a mountain of emotions." It is worth it for the landscape and the breeze here is pleasant, inside the town there is only a breeze in the castle, the rest is cut off by the wall.🌎🏰🚩

El columpio es una visita obligada en nuestro recorrido porque estan de moda en toda Portugal ya que son simbolos de belleza y altura, literal se anda construyendo columpios en las zonas mas altas para impulsar el turismo y decorar el paisaje, este dice lo siguiente: "Evoramonte una montana de emociones". Vale la pena por el paisaje y la brisa aqui es agradable, dentro de la villa solo hay brisa en el castillo de resto es cortada por la muralla.🌳🌍


# The peace treaty was signed here🧭🏰 / Aqui se firmo el tratado de paz🌍🚩


*A war called "War of the Liberals" occurred, let's say it was an internal conflict between royalty where two brothers, heirs to the crown, who belonged to different political parties, confronted each other. The end of that war took place in this house where that one is. white sign and signed in the Castle.🚩🏰*

*Ocurrio una guerra llamada "Guerra dos liberales" digamos que fue un conflicto interno entre la realeza donde se confrontaron dos hermanos herederos de la corona la cual pertenecian a partidos politicos diferentes, el final de esa guerra se llevo a cabo en esta casa donde esta ese letrero blanco y se firmo en el Castillo.🫅🏻🤴🏻*

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerras_liberales




# Evoramonte Castle🧭🏰 / Castillo de Evoramonte🌍🚩




I do not want to repeat the information in the video, if you want to know the history of the Castle, I explained it in the video, to summarize we are seeing a fortress that belonged to the Moors in the 11th, 12th century and that later in the reconquest wars was recovered exactly in 1248, that Arabic legacy is still present in much of the architecture of our country. You do not need permission to fly the drone here but be careful.👸🏻🫅🏻🌎

No quiero repetir la informacion del video si quieres saber la historia del Castillo la explique en el video, para resumir estamos viendo una fortaleza que pertenecio a los Moros en el siglo XI, XII y que luego en las guerras de las reconquistas fue recuperado exactamente en el 1248, ese legado arabico aun esta presente en mucha arquitectura de nuestro pais. 🏰🚩














# What should you know about the castle?🧭🏰 / Que debes saber del castillo?🌍🚩



**architecture🏰🌍**

The castle is free so don't worry about having coins or money, but be careful with the operating hours, better check the schedule in Gmaps, there is a girl at the entrance who will welcome you and could clarify any questions in addition to giving you a brochure To know the history of the castle, from here you are on your own, the castle, if I'm not mistaken, has 5 floors, is quite high, was clearly restored and has that architectural mix of all periods from the 12th century to the present day. There is nothing electrical and people with disabilities cannot reach the roof.🧭🌏

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El castillo es gratis por eso no te preocupes en tener monedas o dinero, pero atencion con el horario de funcionamiento mejor revisar el horario en Gmaps, hay una chica en la entrada que te dara la bienvenida y podria aclararte cualquier duda ademas de darte un folleto para conocer la historia del castillo, desde aqui quedas por tu cuenta, el castillo si no me equivoco cuenta con 5 pisos es bastante alto, fue claramente restaurado y tiene esa mezcla arquitectonica de todas las epocas desde el siglo XII hasta nuestros dias. No tiene nada electrico y las personas con discapacidad no pueden llegar hasta el techo.🏰🏫









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Hello adventurous friends and Drone lovers, today I have a very special post, we are going to visit some archaeological ruins in the city of Torres Vedras north of Lisbon and we will learn much more about European culture and the evolution of civilizations in this area. It is located one kilometer from the Lizandro River, in turn the river was important to sustain the village for hundreds of years, don't miss my adventure!🚩🫅🏻🌍

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Hola amigos aventureros y amantes de los Drones, hoy traigo un post bastante especial vamos a visitar unas ruinas arqueologicas en la ciudad de Torres Vedras al norte de Lisboa y aprenderemos mucho mas sobre la cultura Europea y sobre la evolucion de las civilizaciones en esta zona que se ubica a un kilometro del rio Lizandro a su vez el rio fue importante para sustentar la aldea por cientos de anos, no te pierdas mi aventura! 🌎🌲


# Where we located the Castro do Zambujal🧭 / Donde ubicamos el Castro do Zambujal🌍🚩



To get to the archaeological site, just reach the following coordinates: (39° 04′ 28″ N, 9° 17′ 09″ W) we can only do it by vehicle or by doing some trails from a nearby village, normally they are between 6-10km That's why a whole adventure awaits you, piloting the drone here is allowed and you don't require a permit if you respect the ANAC rules, the best height of the year to visit is in spring since in summer the temperatures are quite high.🌍🚩

Para llegar al sitio arqueologico basta con llegar a las siguientes coordenadas: (39° 04′ 28″ N, 9° 17′ 09″ O) lo podemos unicamente hacer con vehiculo o haciendo algunos senderos desde alguna aldea cercana normalmente estan entre 6-10km por eso te espera toda una aventura, pilotear el drone aqui es permitido y no requieres permiso si respetas las reglas de la ANAC, la mejor altura del ano para visitarlo es en primavera ya que en verano las temperaturas son bastante altas.🚙🧭


# Valley view🧭 / Vista del valle🌍🚩




This is the view of the valley that was baptized as: "Sizandro" whose name also comes from a reference to the Lizandro River, five thousand years ago the characteristics of the terrain were very different, it was full of rivers, and nearby there was a bay produced by the sea, was very rich in biodiversity and there were abundant rabbits, deer, among other animals that were used for hunting. These resources and the location of the village allowed human settlement without the need to be nomadic.🌍🚩

Esta es la vista del valle que fue bautizado como : "Sizandro" cuyo nombre tambien viene de referencia al rio Lizandro, hace cinco mil anos las caracteristicas del terreno eran muy diferentes, esto estaba lleno de rios, y cerca habia una bahia producida por el mar, era muy rico en biodiversidad y abundaban conejos, venados, entre otros animales que se usaron para la caza. Estos recursos y la localizacion del aldea permitio el asentamiento humano sin necesidad de ser nomadas


# 5000 years of history🧭 / 5000 anos de historia🌍🚩







**path inside the village🌍**

Summarizing the history of the place, the first human settlements were in 2850 BC and the first village was built until 2700, then the first reform of the place was carried out by adding two columns, this was in 2600, one hundred years later! Then in 2500 the last work of the first generation was done in Castro Zambujal, some circles were added that served as protection to use defensive tools such as spears.🧭🌏👩‍🏫

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Resumiendo la historia del lugar los primeros asentamientos humanos fueron en el 2850 antes de cristo y edificaron la primera aldea hasta el 2700, a seguir se procedio a la primera reforma del lugar anadiendo dos columnas esto fue en el 2600 cien anos despues! luego en el 2500 se hace la ultima obra de la primera generacion en Castro Zambujal se anaden unos circulos que sirvieron como proteccion para utilizar herramientas defensivas como lanzas.🧑🏻‍🏫



Entering the second phase of habitat and construction were in 2400 BC and lasted until 200, in total 400 years of improvements in fortification, finally we reached the Bronze Age this period included between 1900 to 1750 here civilization advances enough and the valley begins to be disputed between other towns, remains of arrowheads and other war materials are obtained, from here towards the front the village stops having much historical importance since we leave European prehistory aside!🧭🚙

entrando a la segunda fase de habitat y construccion fueron en el 2400 antes de cristo y duro hasta el 200, en total 400anos de mejoras en la fortificacion, por ultimo llegamos a la edad de bronce este periodo comprendio entre 1900 al 1750 aqui la civilizacion avanza bastante y se comienza a disputar el valle entre otros pueblos, se consiguen restos de puntas de flechas y otros materiales de guerra, desde aqui hacia el frente la aldea deja de tener mucha importancia historica ya que dejamos aun lado la prehistoria europea!🚩🌲

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castro_do_Zambujal





# Let's meet the archers🧭 /Conozcamos los arqueros🌍🚩


This area corresponds to a pillar which had an opening in the middle, it was reinforced in the Chalcolithic, and served as refuge in times of war with other tribes. In addition, it was also a place where the archer could capture larger prey without being detected. Currently the pillars are destroyed and cannot be seen in detail, but we can see it here in the photo I took.🚩🚙

esta zona corresponde como un pilar el cual tenia una abertura en el medio, fue reforzada en el calcolitico, y sirvio para refugiarse en momentos de guerras con otras tribus, ademas tambien fue un lugar donde el arquero podia capturar presas de mayor tamano sin ser detectado, actualmente estan destruidos los pilares y no se consiguen apreciar con detalle, pero lo podemos ver aqui en la foto que tire.🌍🧭


# Inside a cabin🧭 /Dentro de una cabana🌍🚩



*The cabins were 3-7 meters in circular size, normally made with stone that was extracted in the area, in some metallurgy was practiced while in others they were only a place of rest and relaxation for the residents, some had stone chimneys that helped to keep the heat inside and or work on the metal!🌎🚙*

*Las cabanas eran de 3-7 metros de tamano circular, normalmente realizadas con piedra que era extraida en la zona, en algunas se practico la metalurgia mientras en otras eran solo lugar de descanso y reposo de los pobladores, algunas tenian chimeneas de piedra que ayudaban a mantener el calor dentro y o trabajar en el metal!🏡🏡*






*If we want to learn about the peninsular military architecture of the third century then Castro do Zambujal is the best representation, there are few structures like these from that time that are in such good condition! That is why it is of so much interest to scientists.🌎🧭*

*Si queremos aprender sobre la arquitectura militar peninsular del tercer siglo entonces Castro do Zambujal es la mejor representacion, pocos son las estructuras como estas de esa epoca que estan en tan buenas condiciones! por eso tiene tanto interes para los cientificos🚩🌲*







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There is a land in the south of Portugal a little less than 40km from Lisbon where we can see intact and very wild areas, for this I will take you to visit Azoia, a villa in Setubal with the best views of the country, literally Europe ends here and we come across The rough Atlantic, the sandy terrain, the 35km/h wind and the scorching summer sun set us up for a very complicated hike on some of the most difficult trails in Sesimbra! Are you ready to see the best shots of Portugal?🌍🚩🧭

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Existe una tierra en el sur de Portugal a poco menos de 40km de Lisboa donde podemos ver zonas intactas y muy salvajes, para ello te llevare a visitar Azoia una villa en Setubal con las mejores vistas del pais, literalmente aqui acaba Europa y nos topamos con el basto Atlantico, el terreno arenoso, el viento de 35km/h y el sol abrazador de verano nos dispone una caminata muy complicada en algunos de los senderos mas dificiles de Sesimbra! estas listo para ver las mejores tomas de Portugal?🤴🏻🌲🌅


# How about visiting the lighthouse?🧭 / Que tal visitar el faro??🌍🚩




The first stop we will make here at the "Cape Espichel Lighthouse" with a total height of more than 360 meters, this was one of the first lighthouses to be built in the southern part of Portugal, it dates back to 1790 and like other lighthouses its main function was to serve as a guide to Portuguese ships, as well as reinforcing the protection line of the entire coast, extending to Lisbon, more than 15 lighthouses that illuminated the ocean for possible pirate ships that were very frequent at that height! To get to the lighthouse you cannot use public transport so you have two options: walk when you pass the 25 de Abril bridge and be careful, it is a very long route of 4-6 hours, or simply arrive with public transport! here you get it; (38.415533, -9.216327)🤴🏻🧑🏻‍🏫🏰

La primera parada la haremos aqui en el "faro cabo espichel" con una altura total de mas de 360 metros este fue uno de los primeros faros en construirse en la zona sur de Portugal, data del 1790 y como otros faros su principal funcion era servir como guia a barcos Portugueses, asi como tambien reforzar la linea de proteccion de toda la costa extendiendose hasta Lisboa mas de 15 faros que alumbraban el oceano por posibles barcos piratas que en esa altura eran muy frecuentes! para llegar al faro no puedes usar transporte publico asi que tienes dos opciones caminar cuando pases el puente 25 de abril y cuidado es una ruta hiper larga de 4-6horas, o simplemente llegar con transporte publico! aqui lo consigues; (38.415533, -9.216327)🚙👨🏻‍🎓


# Sanctuary of "Nª. Sª del Cabo Espichel"🧭 / Santuario de "Nª. Sª del Cabo Espichel"🌍🚩




Another piece of architecture from the time but this one dates back to the year 1402, being also one of the tourist sites further west in Sesimbra, it was a Catholic place inhabited by pilgrims who lived there for more than 200 years, today it is a mortal monument. Of Portuguese historical interest, according to legend, here in 1410 the image of the Virgin Mary appeared on a wall, which made the place a place of worship to this day! Next to the sanctuary we have an aquaduct, the inside of the church is almost always closed and until today I have not been able to visit it... But one of these days I will manage to enter...🏰🧑🏻‍🏫🌅

Otro pedazo de arquitectura de la epoca pero este se remonta en el ano 1402 siendo tambien uno de los sitios turisticos mas al occidente de Sesimbra, fue un lugar catolico habitado por peregrinos quienes lo habitaron por mas de 200 anos, hoy en dia mortalizado siendo monumento de interes historico Portugues, segun la leyenda aqui en 1410 se aparecio la imagen de la virgen maria en una pared lo que hizo que el lugar fuera sitio de culto hasta el dia de hoy! al lado del santuario tenemos un acuaducto, la iglesia por dentro casi siempre esta cerrada y hasta el dia de hoy no la e podido visitar... Pero un dia de estos lograre entrar...🧭🌲🚩

https://www-visitsesimbra-pt.translate.goog/to-visit/62/santu-rio-do-cabo-espichel?_x_tr_sl=pt&_x_tr_tl=es&_x_tr_hl=es&_x_tr_pto=sc


# Why not also immortalize our community?🧭 / Por que no inmortalizar tambien nuestra comunidad?🌍🚩



I always try to do my best to create the best of all content and well I also try to bring the best to the Drone community and be able to boost the views and rewards, today I feel proud because I think I have the best images so far. now published here! It is incredible that if I took photographs with my camera they could not compare with these beauties captured with my Mavic, I really did not know that Azoia was so beautiful, first time I flew the drone here and it has been a challenge because it is a protected area that requires permits, there are Many military exercises too so I finally have a day with the sky all to myself! but be careful... Azoia doesn't make it easy for you, there was too much wind so I had to be too cautious when piloting it to the sides of the lighthouse🤴🏻🌍🌅

Siempre trato de dar lo mejor de mi para crear el mejor de todos los contenidos y bueno tambien trato de traer lo mejor a la comunidad de Drones y poder impulsar las vistas y las recompensas, hoy me siento orgulloso porque creo que tengo las mejores imagenes hasta ahora publicadas aqui! es increible que si tiro fotografias con mi camara no podrian compararse con estas bellezas captadas con mi Mavic, de verdad no sabia que Azoia era tan hermosa primera vez que vuelo el drone aqui y a sido un reto porque es un area protegida que requiere permisos, hay muchos ejercicios militares tambien entonces por fin tengo un dia con el cielo solo para mi! pero cuidado... Azoia no te pone nada facil habia demasiado viento por lo que tuve que ser demasiado precavido al pilotearlo a los lados del faro🚙🌲🚩



# Europe ends here🧭 / Aqui acaba Europa🌍🚩





**Behind the lighthouse🌅**

Technically the westernmost point of the country ends here, also technically Europe ends in this area, however the southernmost point is Sagres, there you could also say that it is the end of the European continent however Sesimbra with its wonderful landscapes invites us to make a visit to see the most beautiful side of Portugal, only this could be surpassed by some areas of the Algarve and believe me they do not compete...🧭🌏👩‍🏫

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Tecnicamente el punto mas al occidente del pais termina aqui, tambien tecnicamente europa se acaba en esta zona, sin embargo el punto mas al sur es Sagres alli tambien se podria decir que es el fin del continente europeo sin embargo Sesimbra con sus maravillosos paisajes nos invita a realizar una visita para ver la cara mas bonita de Portugal solo esto podria superarse con algunas zonas de algarve y creeme no compiten...🤴🏻🤴🏻


# Stones and dinosaurs🧭 / Las piedras y los dinosaurios🌍🚩





*If you come to Azoia you will be able to see and even touch fossilized dinosaur footprints that are millions of years old, and Sesimbra has a high record of footprints during its history due to the abundance of resources that made many dinosaurs walk here in the shape of "migration" to reach the water that was accessible in some rivers, millions of years ago this area did not have a sea, on the contrary it was plains that with the movement of the plates cause the buried footprints to rise to the surface of the hand also with erosion from the earth.🧑🏻‍🏫🌎*

*Si vienes a Azoia vas a poder ver e inclusive tocar huellas de dinosaurios fosilizadas con millones de anos, y es que Sesimbra tiene un alto registro de huellas durante su historia debido a la abundancia de recursos que hicieron que muchos dinosaurios caminasen por aca en forma de "migracion" para llegar al agua que estaba accesible en algunos rios, millones de anos atras esta zona no tenia mar al contrario eran planicies que con el movimiento de las placas hace que las huellas enterradas suban a la superficie de la mano tambien con la erosion de la tierra.🦕🦖*


# Unique views🧭 / Vistas unicas🌍🚩












# From the other end🧭 / Del otro extremo🌍🚩


*Although Portugal only has a western coast because on the other side it borders with Spain in Azoia, something interesting happens and it has coasts on both sides due to a curve that Sesimbra makes, making the experience "brutal".🌍*

*Portugal apesar te tener costa solo del occidente porque del otro lado limita con Espana en Azoia ocurre algo interesante y es que tiene costas por ambos lados debido a una curva que hace Sesimbra haciendo la experiencia "brutal".🌅*









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Hello fellow travelers, June is almost approaching and I am sad because our favorite travel community is leaving. I thank all their collaborators for such excellent work on the platform. Is this my last post in the community? Maybe yes... Maybe not... I know from one thing that the future is always uncertain, today I went to visit a small village called: (Marinhais) 68km from the center of the country and that has a beautiful and short history, For me, its landscapes are enough to spend a few hours in the town and enjoy the landscape of the "Tejo River" and how it was in charge of giving life to abandoned lands without political purposes for the kings of Portugal!🚩🚙🌍

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Hola amigos viajeros, casi se acerca Junio y me entristece porque nuestra comunidad favorita de viajes se va, agradezco a todos sus colaboradores por tan excelente trabajo en la plataforma, es este mi ultimo post en la comunidad?? puede que si... Puede que no.... De algo se que el futuro es siempre incierto, hoy fui a visitar una pequena aldea llamada: (Marinhais) a 68km del centro del pais y que tiene una bonita y corta historia, para mi sus paisajes son suficiente para pasar algunas horas en la villa y disfrutar del paisaje del "Rio Tejo" y como este se encargo de darle vida a unas tierras abandonadas y sin fines politicos para los reyes de Portugal!🧭🤴🏻🌅


# Why visit Marinhais?🧭 / Por que visitar Marinhais?🌍🚩




Marinhais is located at the following coordinates: (39°03'16″N 8°41'24″W), it is a very small village on the outskirts of Salvaterra dos Magos and the simple fact that it is so close to Salvaterra motivates us to Visit it to learn about the famous falconry practice that was carried out by the kings of Portugal for hundreds of years. By the way, you can see the story in one of my previous posts. Marinhais is one of those small places that you only visit once because there are no A lot of enveloping history and it is a recent town with many mysteries, almost nothing is known about who or when they inhabited the lands in the past!🤴🏻🌲🚩

Marinhais se ubica en las siguientes coordenadas: (39°03′16″N 8°41′24″O ), es una aldea muy pequena en las afueras de Salvaterra dos Magos y el simple echo que este tan cerca de Salvaterra nos motiva a visitarla para poder conocer la famosa practica de Cetreria que se llevaba a cabo por los reyes de Portugal por cientos de anos por cierto puedes ver la historia en uno de mis post anteriores, Marinhais es de esos pequenos lugares que solo visitas una vez porque no hay mucha historia envolvente y es una villa resciente y con mucho misterios no se sabe casi nada de quien o cuando habitaron las tierras en el pasado!🌅🌍🏰





It is interesting if you like to fly drones because the area is accessible without restrictions you can take some good shots here, in my opinion visiting Marinhais is for those people who like natural adventures such as hiking, fishing and kayaking, not far from Here you can take a boat tour on the Tejo River for less than 25 euros per person, lodging and food is quite affordable so you can stay here to promote tourism in the area and at the same time it serves as a starting point. to visit other areas of the country! Important: (you have to have at least one rented vehicle) the area is poor in public transportation!🌍🚩🧭

Es interesante si te gustan pilotear drones porque el area es accesible sin restricciones puedes hacer unas buenas tomas aqui, en mi opinion visitar Marinhais es para aquel publico que guste de aventuras naturales como el senderismo, practicar la pesca y el kayak, no muy lejos de aqui puedes hacer un tour en un bote por el rio Tejo por menos de 25 euros por persona, el hospedaje y la comida es bastante economica por lo que puedes quedarte aqui para potenciar el turismo en la zona y a su vez te sirve como punto de partida para recorrer otras zonas del pais! importante: (tienes que tener al menos un vehiculo alquilado) la zona es pobre en transporte publico!🚙🌲🚩


# A short little story🧭 / Una pequena y corta historia🌍🚩






**18th century records🤴🏻🫅🏻**

The few records that we have of the village are when several publications mention King Don Miguel I passing through these lands several times to go to the northern mountains to hunt deer, a quite popular sport at the time, this refers to the 18th century, before that little is known about Marinhais, perhaps like its neighboring lands it was occupied by some civilizations that occupied the river for the high natural resource that it produces for the local inhabitants, the name of Marinhais is due to a plant that grows in abundance in the area🧭🌏👩‍🏫

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Los pocos registros que se tienen de la aldea es cuando se mencionan en varios publicados el rey Don Miguel I pasar por estas tierras varias veces para ir a las sierras del norte para cazar venados un deporte bastante popular en la epoca, esto se hace referencia al siglo XVIII antes de eso poco se sabe de Marinhais, quizas al igual que sus tierras vecinas fue ocupada por algunas civilizaciones que ocuparon el rio por el elevado recurso natural que este mismo produce a los habitantes locales, el nombre de Marinhais se debe a una planta que crece en abundancia por la zona🤴🏻🤴🏻

https://www.jf-marinhais.pt/a-nossa-historia


# Influence of the Tejo River🧭 / Influencia del Rio Tejo🌍🚩






For centuries the Tejo River served as a shelter and provider of natural resources to many civilizations of the Iberian Peninsula. It originates in Spain and travels hundreds of kilometers, literally passing through half of the Portuguese territory and was used by the first civilizations of the country "Vigoths". "traveling hundreds of years to the Romans, the Moors, among others! throughout the Marinhais area. Several ancient accessories used for fishing have been collected, clearly thanks to the Marinhais River it was always a fishing area, what cannot be proven is that civilizations were established since there are no historical records and this makes Marinhais today a mystery!🌅🏰

Durante siglos el Rio Tejo sirvio como abrigo y proveedor de recursos naturales a muchas civilizaciones de la peninsula iberica, el nace en Espana y recorrer cientos de kilometros, literalmente pasa por la mitad del territorio Portugues y fue aprovechado por las primeras civilizaciones del pais "vicigodos" viajando cientos de anos a los Romanos, los Moros, entre otros mas! en toda la zona de Marinhais se han recolectado varios accesorios antiguos utilizados para la pesca, claramente gracias al Rio Marinhais siempre fue una zona de pesca, lo que no se puede comprobar es que si se establecieron civilizaciones ya que no hay registros historicos y esto hace que Marinhais sea hoy en dia un misterio!🚙🌲










# Visit to the "Bico da Goiva"🧭 / Visita al "Bico da Goiva"🌍🚩


*Bico da Goiva is one of the main tourist spots in Marinhais and is on the edge of Salvaterra, this wonderful swing built in 2010 is an invitation to share with the family while you admire the landscape of the River that stretches a few kilometers in front of you, the The area is rich in biodiversity and you can see many birds, if you are lucky, including flamingos. There are those who bring kayaks to use here, but be careful, the tide is strong. You have to have experience. The swing has a picnic area that also allows you to come and spend a while. family day if you bring food.🌍🌅*

*Bico da Goiva es uno de los principales puntos turisticos de Marinhais y esta en el limite de Salvaterra, este maravillo columpio construido en el 2010 es una invitacion para compartir en familia mientras admiras el paisaje del Rio que a tu frente se extiendo algunos kilometros, la zona es rica en biodiversidad y puedes ver muchas aves si tienes suerte inclusive flamencos, hay quienes traen kayak para usarlos aqui pero ten cuidado la marea tiene fuerza tienes que tener experiencia, el columpio tiene un area de picnic que tambien te permite venir y pasar un dia en familia si traes comida.🚩🧭*







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* https://www.jf-marinhais.pt/a-nossa-historia

* https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marinhais

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