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High altar of the Church of Santa Maria de Covas from Barroso (Boticas, Portugal)

Located near the village of Covas do Barroso, on the steep half slope that dominates the final part of the enclosed valley of Covas River, the church of Santa Maria de Covas is the most notable example of Romanesque-Gothic style religious architecture in the Barroso region, datable to the 14th century. However, the mural paintings that cover the walls of the nave, arches and chancel date back to the 18th century.

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‘Casa Boticas’, single family house in Boticas Boticas, Vila Real, Portugal; 1978-80

Ricardo Santelmo

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via "Arquitectura Portuguesa", 03 (1985)

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• Boticas Parque - Natureza e Biodiversidade, Boticas, Portugal ~ Août 2020 Photo prise avec un Iphone 11. • Boticas Park - Nature and Biodiversity, Boticas, Portugal ~ August 2020 Picture taken with a Iphone 11. • Boticas Parque - Natureza e Biodiversidade, Boticas, Portugal ~ Agosto 2020 Foto tirada com um Iphone 11.

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Capela de Santa Marta de Coimbró | Saint Martha's Chapel of Coimbró (Boticas, Portugal)

This chapel is a testament of the harmonious relationship between man and nature located in the Lands of Barroso. It is here that the faithful come to ask for abundant harvests and protection for their animals, as it was done in the old times, where it was common to choose this type of place to build the altars for the pagan gods.

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Igreja de Santa Maria | Saint Mary's Church (Covas do Barroso, Portugal)

This Christian temple is located near the town of Boticas, nestled in the valley of the river Covas, in Vila Real. It is a remarkable example of religious architecture in the Portuguese Romanesque-Gothic style, dating back to the 14th century.

i) Church view of the façade and one of the lateral paved with granite walls, as well as, the medieval bell tower and the cemetery.

ii) Exterior view of the niche from the Chapel on the Gospel side, the a Gothic style image of Saint Mary, patron saint of the church, carved in limestone from the Ançã region.

iii) Interior view of the main altar fully decorated with 18th century mural paintings, with an ogival cross vault resting on four corbels.

iv) Interior view from the chapel on the Gospel side, with an arcosolium with a broken arch that contains the tomb effigy of Afonso Eanes Barroso (squire of the 1st Duke of Bragança), dating from 1459. Under his head there's an adorned pillow and at his feet a small animal.

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Comecei o ano por Trás-os-Montes, de Alfândega da Fé a Mirandela, Macedo de Cavaleiros, Mogadouro, Chaves, Montalegre, Boticas entre outras localidades. Estamos no mês dos Cozidos, das Feiras dos Fumeiros, do frio e da gastronomia de conforto. Destaco, entre todos os locais que visitei, o Restaurante “O Cantinho da Graça” em Vilarinho Seco, freguesia de Boticas. Começo por destacar a passagem para chegar a esta localidade com 50 habitantes. Aldeia linda, casas todas em pedra, a ruralidade na sua essência. Entramos no restaurante e, fiquei logo com a certeza que estava no lugar certo para almoçar. A dona Graça comanda a cozinha, o seu marido trata das bebidas e o filho serve à mesa, começamos com enchidos, presunto, azeitonas e pão. Depois vieram os rojões, a seguir este arroz de grelos (que arroz! Único, vai ficar sempre na memória). Terminamos assim as entradas, depois veio o belo do cozido, com carnes caseiras, carnes únicas, animais estes que são criados pela família e quando a família terminar as carnes, não há mais cozido do Baroso. Por isso fica a dica, e se andarem por Boticas, não hesitem podem ir à confiança e venham deliciados #trasosmontes #boticas #vilarinhoseco #cozido #marcogomes #comidadesubsistencia https://www.instagram.com/p/CnMcBXtsPZ2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=