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Fantastic 5 bedroom villa with garage, 3 bathrooms and 1 toilet, under construction, located in an urbanization of excellence and 15 minutes from Covilhã or 10 minutes from the wonderful village of Belmonte. Come and discover the best of the interior, modern architecture for modern times. Did you know that the Covilhã-Caria section of the A23 has no gantries? You can find your dream home here, I have prepared for you a presentation of what your new home could be. With a plot of 680m², here you can have the much-desired peace you are looking for. For more details and information, please feel free to contact me. Do you want to come and see for yourself? Excellent, book your visit now! Curiosity of the Municipality of Belmonte: The community of Belmonte is home to an important fact of Sephardic Jewish history, related to the resistance of Jews to religious intolerance in the Iberian Peninsula. In the sixteenth century, at the time of the expulsion of the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula, and the reconquest of Spanish and Portuguese lands by the Catholic Monarchs and D. Manuel, a law was established that obliged Portuguese Jews to convert or leave the country. Many of them ended up leaving Portugal, for fear of reprisals from the Inquisition. Others converted to Christianity on official terms, keeping their cult and cultural traditions within the family. A third group of Jews, however, took a more extreme measure. Several decided to isolate themselves from the outside world, cutting off contact with the rest of the country and following their traditions to the letter. Such people were called Marranos, an allusion to the ritual prohibition of eating pork. For centuries the Marranos of Belmonte kept their Jewish traditions almost intact, becoming an exceptional case of a crypto-Jewish community. It was not until the 1970s that the community established contact with the Jews of Israel and made Judaism their religion official. In 2005, the Jewish Museum of Belmonte was inaugurated in the city, the first of its kind in Portugal, which shows the traditions and day-to-day life of this community.
Fantastic 5 bedroom villa with garage, 3 bathrooms and 1 toilet, under construction, located in an urbanization of excellence and 15 minutes from Covilhã or 10 minutes from the wonderful village of Belmonte. Come and discover the best of the interior, modern architecture for modern times. Did you know that the Covilhã-Caria section of the A23 has no gantries? You can find your dream home here, I have prepared for you a presentation of what your new home could be. With a plot of 680m², here you can have the much-desired peace you are looking for. For more details and information, please feel free to contact me. Do you want to come and see for yourself? Excellent, book your visit now! Curiosity of the Municipality of Belmonte: The community of Belmonte is home to an important fact of Sephardic Jewish history, related to the resistance of Jews to religious intolerance in the Iberian Peninsula. In the sixteenth century, at the time of the expulsion of the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula, and the reconquest of Spanish and Portuguese lands by the Catholic Monarchs and D. Manuel, a law was established that obliged Portuguese Jews to convert or leave the country. Many of them ended up leaving Portugal, for fear of reprisals from the Inquisition. Others converted to Christianity on official terms, keeping their cult and cultural traditions within the family. A third group of Jews, however, took a more extreme measure. Several decided to isolate themselves from the outside world, cutting off contact with the rest of the country and following their traditions to the letter. Such people were called Marranos, an allusion to the ritual prohibition of eating pork. For centuries the Marranos of Belmonte kept their Jewish traditions almost intact, becoming an exceptional case of a crypto-Jewish community. It was not until the 1970s that the community established contact with the Jews of Israel and made Judaism their religion official. In 2005, the Jewish Museum of Belmonte was inaugurated in the city, the first of its kind in Portugal, which shows the traditions and day-to-day life of this community.