In the heart of Babe, our rustic house is your perfect retreat.
Tradition, comfort, and nature await you!
Enjoy the views over Bragança.
Casa Luís Gonzaga is a restored country house where, on the first floor, lived the caretakers of the current owner's family, and on the ground floor were the stables, granary, wine cellar, and pantry. The house also has a rural kitchen with a traditional bread oven, which, during festive occasions, was used by the residents of Rua da Portela.
We guarantee a comfortable stay in a rural environment with extraordinary landscapes.
Comfortable suite located on the ground floor. Includes a bathroom with a bathtub.
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A grand medieval fortress with imposing walls and breathtaking views of the city.
Bragança Castle is one of the best-preserved in Portugal. Its keep and walls offer panoramic views over the city and the Trás-os-Montes landscape.
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Built in the 12th century, it is a unique example of Romanesque civic architecture.
Once used as the Town Hall, it is notable for its pentagonal shape and the cistern on the lower floor.
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Located in the cold lands of Trás-os-Montes with 75,000 ha, 9,000 inhabitants, and 92 villages.
With stunning landscapes, traditional villages, and rich biodiversity, it is a must-visit destination for nature lovers.
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Smoked sausage from Bragança, originally made without pork, with a unique flavour.
The Alheira of Bragança is a Portuguese tradition, made with bread, poultry, and other meats, smoked over wood. A true icon of local gastronomy.
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An emblematic Bragança tradition where oxen parade through the streets, symbolising ties to rural life.
An event that celebrates the strength and beauty of the Barrosã cattle, paraded through the village streets.
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Tradition with vibrant costumes, unique masks, and lively parades full of energy.
Colourful masked figures, part of an age-old tradition marking the end of winter, recognised by UNESCO.
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Traditional transmontano house decorated with hunting themes, serving regional smoked meats.
Set in a typical transmontano house, decorated with hunting and antique artefacts. Serves authentic regional cuisine.
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With more than 25 years of experience, a reference in traditional transmontano cuisine.
A landmark in local cuisine for over 25 years, serving traditional dishes from the Trás-os-Montes region.
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Meat from naturally grazed animals, grilled and seasoned with aromatic herbs.
The meat comes from animals raised on the natural pastures of Northeast Trás-os-Montes, grilled and seasoned with local herbs.
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One of the most picturesque villages, with stone houses and stunning riverside landscapes.
Rio de Onor is a cross-border village, with granite houses and a river that creates an idyllic landscape and tranquil atmosphere.
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Ancient Roman stone bridge crossing the river and linking the village for centuries.
The Roman Bridge of Gimonde is a historic structure over the Angueira River, a testimony to ancient engineering and natural beauty.
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Located at the city’s highest point, where the Castle and the Domus Municipalis can be found.
The citadel is located at the highest point of Bragança, home to the Castle and the Domus Municipalis.
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Signed in Babe, on 26 March 1387, between King João I of Portugal and John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
Signed in Babe on 26 March 1387 between King João I of Portugal and John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, who claimed the throne of Castile through his marriage to Constance, eldest daughter of Pedro I of Castile.
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The name “Mirandesa cattle breed” comes from the toponymy of Miranda do Douro.
The Mirandesa cattle breed, and genetically related breeds such as Arouquesa, belong to the Concave Brown ethnic branch, derived from the “Bos taurus brachycerus,” developed in Central Europe and later spread to the Iberian Peninsula as a domesticated species.
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Babe has an ancient heritage to discover, traditions that endure for centuries, and stories worth telling.
Babe is a transmontano village just 14 km east of Bragança. The parish covers 25 km² with a little over 200 inhabitants, including the village of Laviados. Known as the “balcony of the city” at 800 m above sea level, it provides access to the Lombada plateau and offers panoramic views of Bragança and the Montesinho mountains.
Learn MoreEasily find us with these directions. We are conveniently located near the main tourist attractions.