Category: Civil Architecture > Farm
District: Évora > Borba > Borba
, Original name: "Quinta do Mosteiro" (Estate of the Monastery) due to a supposed ancient ruin on the site.
, Possible connection with the ancient Roman "Villa" of Cerca.
, Founded by D. Pedro de Melo e Castro, nobleman who participated in the Battle of Alcácer Quibir.
, Renamed in honor of D. Dinis de Melo e Castro, 1st Count of Galveias, hero of the Restoration War, born in 1624.
, Has belonged to the family for more than four hundred years.
, Intervention carried out by the Architect Raul Lino in the early 20th century.
, Stands out as one of the first works of this renowned architect.
, Green recreation area with statues, streams, fountains, tiles, and ruins.
, Intended for the amusement of owners and visitors.
, Presents sober lines and an orthogonal structure, complemented by vegetation.
, Demonstration of the erudition involved in its creation.
, Most important deposits aligned with the main building, providing light for the gardens and the entrance courtyard.
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 38.808741051581435,-7.452004291264997
Coordinates DMS: 38°48'31.5"N 07°27'7.2"W