This House is like a famous movie characters Flinstouns home. As if to come straight from the big screen, it looks so unnatural that even a moment in doubt about the authenticity of photos. But we can cheer you – a photo and the house there!
History
It was built in 1974 between the four large boulders found in the area. Although the house looks primitive, but inside there is no shortage of minimum facilities for humans. Maybe it is modern, clean design ideas, but it still looks great and terribly original. Inside the bait. As each villa, it is most needed furniture, wooden stairs with handrails to bedroom on the second floor of a bathtub, even with a pool, carved from the cliffs above.
Because of its strange and so perfectly into the natural environment`s architecture, the house gets more and more visitors flock. Interest in it has grown in recent years as the owner Vitor Rodriguez (Vitor Rodrigues) had to leave and find his calmer place of rest from curious tourists. But this is not the worst side of popular usage. The worst part is that the remoteness of the area and the popularity of this stone house has been repeatedly looted and devastated. Therefore, the natural home at the time of structural change materials safely. House already equipped with bulletproof windows and steel doors. Beautiful untouched landscapes, supusius house by around changed far more wind power.
This House shure will resist a hurricane, the cool is that there are no hurricanes in Portugal and no wood houses also…. so why there are wood houses where there are hurricanes? no sense…This is one of a kind piece of work !!!
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What to see near?
A walking tour through the historic centre of Guimarães
This tour of the historic centre begins in the Largo da Oliveira , which owes its name to an ancient olive-tree planted here. Ringed by typically picturesque northern houses, this is the ideal starting point for a walk around the city's streets.
On the eastern side, you must make sure to see a curious Gothic shrine built in the reign of Dom Afonso IV to commemorate the victory over the Moors at the Battle of Salado. Behind this is the Nossa Senhora de Oliveira Church (or the Colegiada Church), a Gothic monument built at the orders of Dom João I, in fulfilment of a vow made in return for victory at the Battle of Aljubarrota (1385). Inside its gracious cloister, the Alberto Sampaio Museum is now housed, with its remarkable collection of mediaeval and Renaissance silverware.
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