Cottage Geres fully equipped kitchen 2 bedrooms hiking trails air conditioning

Video about our rural tourism cottage: http://goo.gl/qpC76O MORE PICTURES about our rural cottage: http://countryvillage.wix.com/northportugal#!Overview/mainPage COTTAGE FULLY EQUIPPED kitchen INTERNET, tv with 105 channels, dvd with some dvd´s, air conditioning SALAMANDER, STUNNING VIEWS Come now and contact with the green nature, with the countryside / agriculture, peace / tranquility, escape from their daily routines. Discover new places, cultures and traditions, and authentic / genuine contact with the local population. These comfortable cottage recently rebuilt maintaining the original architecture, is located in the North of Portugal (Minho), on the left bank of the River Vez, one of the sides of the Peneda Geres National Park. GRANDPA´S HOUSE has: - 2 bedrooms (1 bedroom with 1 double bed and the other with two single beds) and 2 bathrooms, one of them private. With 1 sofa bed in the living room. - The KITCHEN is modern and fully equipped with stove, oven, microwave, toaster, coffee machine, dishwasher, fridge. This house has cable TV, hi-fi system, DVD player, Home theater system with full surround sound, internet, air conditioning. - The picnic area of Senhor dos Aflitos, in Sistelo, has a dining area and barbecue (see photo). - Bed linen and towels included. The village of Sistelo has several HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS to visit, of which we highlight: - FOOTPATHS that lead to secular Brandas of Sistelo, ideal for lovers of the contact with nature and the mountain; - CASTLE SISTELO (civil architecture residential, eclectic), Fountain (infrastructural architecture, nineteenth century); Parish Church (religious architecture, and nineteenth-century vernacular), bridges (transport and communications architecture, eighteenth century). - Sistelo is also famous for its 'SOCALCOS', which arose from the need to increase the agricultural area and counteract the slopes. These structures allowed the development of subsistence agriculture is extremely important for the survival of rural communities. You can see the 'Granaries', built in the seventeenth century, in order to dry the corn.