Herdade In Algarve, Eccellente Per Il Turismo Rurale, O Habitação. Tém 1000 Sobreiros De Agua Em Labun

Located in the county where there is the best cork in the world, this estate with 1000 cork oaks, many Medronheiro trees and plenty of pine trees, has a dam with plenty of water, as well as a stream. This is an area with several springs of high quality iron waters, such as the well-known ”Fonte Férrea”. Develop your rural tourism project here, or the Housing of your dreams. São Brás de Alportel:
It has a temperate Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild winters; rainfall is unevenly distributed throughout the year, concentrating in the autumn and spring months.
It is close to the Caldeirão mountain range, to the north, and the Barrocal mountain range, to the south.
There are some water resources, such as the Ribeira de Alportel, the Ribeira de Fronteira and the Ribeira da Foupana.
History and Monuments
The first documentary references to São Brás date back to 1517, when a document of a religious nature appeared with the aim of inventorying the religious heritage.
However, the municipality’s origins date back to earlier times, namely to the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods, of which traces have been found.
The Romans were also present in the municipality, as evidenced by a Roman road - which linked São Brás to Ossonoba (Estói) and Pax Júlia (Beja) - and a funerary inscription from the 2nd century d. C. - discovered on the pulpit plinth of an ancient hermitage, which gave rise to the Church of S. Romão.
The discovery of two ancient graves, where some bones and a jug were found, proves the presence of the Visigoths during the 5th century d. Ç.
The names of localities such as Almargens, Alcaria, Alportel and Mesquita, as well as some coins, mark the passage of the Arabs through the county.