Távoras Palace

Category: Civil Architecture > Palace

District: Bragança > Mirandela > Mirandela

Location and Designation

, Located in the parish and municipality of Mirandela, District of Bragança, Portugal.

, Known as Paço dos Távoras or Paço dos Távora e Câmara Municipal de Mirandela (Távora Palace or Távora Palace and Mirandela City Hall).

Property of Public Interest

, Classified as a Property of Public Interest in 1983.

Ancient Origins

, Built in the 17th century.

, Possibly on the site of the alcazaba of Dinis I of Portugal, dating from 1282.

History Linked to the Counts of São Vicente

, In 1768, it passed into the possession of the Counts of São Vicente, holders of the Barony of Távora.

, In 1860, the Counts of São Vicente, under the administration of Roberto Saldanha, restored the Paço (Palace).

, The coat of arms of the Counts, dated 1863, replaced the coat of arms of the Távora family.

Architecture and Attractions

, 17th-century historical architecture.

, Stands out for its rich history and architectural beauty.

Tourism Exploration

, Offers an opportunity to immerse yourself in local history and nobility.

, Possibility of visiting the restored areas and admiring the coat of arms of the Counts.

Related Activities

, Educational tours to understand the connection with the family of the Counts of São Vicente.

, Explore the surrounding area and enjoy the historical atmosphere.

Sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paço_dos_Távoras

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