Apartamento Cabedelo 399 - Viana do Castelo

Modern apartment in Viana do Castelo, by the beach Praia do Cabedelo, 200 m from the beach and 200 m from the river

The apartment
Modern apartment in Viana do Castelo, by the beach Praia do Cabedelo, 200 m from the beach and 200 m from the river, 2 km from city centre and all shopping facilities.

Located in the 3rd floor of a 3 storey apartment building and served by lift, apartment consists of 80 m2 living area comprising 2 bedrooms (1 double and 1 twin) , living room with sofa bed and cable TV, dining area, 1 bathroom , balcony with sea and river view, equipped kitchen, shared swimming pool and tennis court.

Maid service during stay not included in price. If required, EUR 25 cleaning payable locally.

Final cleaning EUR 25, paid locally

Sleeps 6 persons, self catering.

€308 to €308
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Sleeps 6
1 double bed(s)
1 twin bed(s)
1 cot(s)
  • TV
  • Satellite TV
  • Telephone
  • Cooker
  • Microwave
  • Fridge
  • Freezer
  • Central Heating
  • Linen Provided
  • Air Conditioning
  • Romantic
  • Pets
  • Open Fire
  • Garden
  • Patio
  • Balcony
  • Private Pool
  • Shared Pool
  • Tennis Court
  • Parking

Entertainment and activities near by

  • Porto city - 78 km
  • Beach - On site
  • Sailing - 15 Minutes away
  • Swimming - On site
  • Cycling - On site
  • Horse riding - 15 Minutes away

The town
Situated at the mouth of the river Lima, Viana do Castelo was founded in the thirteenth century by D. Afonso III, king of Portugal, who, in an attempt to gain popular support, decided that this place should be destined exclusively for the use of the common people and declared that the nobility could not settle there. This fertile valley had already been much appreciated by the Romans, who reached here quite easily but then drew back, as, on encountering the River Lima, they thought that they had discovered the mythological River Lethe, known as the river of Oblivion, since anyone who crossed it would inevitably lose their memory.

Viana do Castelo gained in importance during the period of the great Maritime Discoveries (in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries) primarily as a shipyard and seaport, but also as a source of the crews that manned the ships setting sail to discover unknown lands.

Today it enjoys a rich architectural heritage and its many monuments are best admired as a whole from the top of Monte de Santa Luzia, which provides a spectacular view over the mouth of the River Lima and the Atlantic Ocean.

Amongst the particular highlights of this region are its folklore, its brightly-coloured, typical costumes and the extremely popular religious festivals and other festivities, particularly those that are held in August in honour of Nossa Senhora da Agonia and are considered to be the most spectacular in the whole of Portugal.

Viana do Castelo also has a rich and varied local handicraft industry, with its ceramics (everyday pottery articles), embroidery and goldsmiths work being particularly sought after.