Miniature Village of Pedro Lemos

Category: Civil Architecture > Museum

District: Braga > Celorico de Basto > Agilde

Location:

Pedro Lemos' Miniature Village is located in Agilde, a peaceful area within the municipality of Celorico de Basto. This area is characterized by its serene and rural landscape, typical of the Minho interior, where the green hues of fields and forests predominate. The surrounding environment is conducive to a relaxing stroll, offering a visiting experience immersed in the tranquility and natural beauty of the region.

The Vision of an Artist:

This miniature village is the result of the passion and dedication of Pedro Lemos, its creator. Each element reflects meticulous work and remarkable attention to detail, transforming a hobby into a true work of art. The persistence and care employed in the construction of every corner of the village invite visitors to appreciate the dedication bestowed upon it over time, in a continuous process of creation.

A Detailed Miniature Universe:

Upon exploring the Miniature Village, visitors encounter a fascinating scenario where buildings, landscapes, and elements of daily life are recreated on a reduced scale with great fidelity. It is possible to observe the features of traditional Portuguese architecture, the arrangement of houses, small roads, and fields, all represented with impressive realism. The richness of details invites careful observation, allowing visitors to discover new facets with each glance and grasp the complexity of the small community built there.

Journey to Rural Tradition:

Pedro Lemos' Miniature Village offers a window into rural life and the traditions of the past, recreating an environment that evokes the simplicity and charm of old-fashioned villages. By observing the depicted scenes, visitors can imagine the daily lives of people who inhabited similar places, their activities, and their customs. It is an opportunity to experience an atmosphere of nostalgia and appreciation for the cultural and architectural heritage that shaped the identity of many Portuguese rural communities.

License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt