White House

Category: Civil Architecture > House

District: Porto > Gondomar > Gramido > São Cosme, Valbom e Jovim

Historical Significance

- The Casa Branca de Gramido was the location where, in 1847, the Convention of Gramido was signed, ending important conflicts in the history of Portugal.

Historical Building

- This 18th-century manor house is classified as a Property of Public Interest and has a past linked to agriculture and the cereal trade, due to its proximity to the Douro River.

Restoration and Current Function

- The building was renovated by the Gondomar City Council and transformed into a cultural space with events, exhibitions and concerts.

- It also functions as a tourist information center, offering local information and exhibitions on crafts, such as filigree.

Visits

- Located in Valbom, the space is open to the public and offers a cafeteria with a terrace, ideal for enjoying the view over the river.