What to do in Caldas Da Rainha?🇵🇹 A lot...

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  • Опубліковано 21 бер 2024
  • Hey Amigos and Amigas 🫡
    This is my 50th video about Portugal and I'm exploring Caldas da Rainha. Interesting city - history, culture, abandoned houses, modern houses - all mixing together. Please join me and if you have anything to add, write in the comments🇵🇹
    Fact dose :
    Caldas da Rainha is a Portuguese city in the district of Leiria , with around 30,400 inhabitants in its urban perimeter.
    It is also municipality with an area of ​​255.69 km² and 50,917 inhabitants, subdivided into 12 parishes .
    The city's name, often shortened to simply "Caldas", can be translated as "Queen's Hot Springs", "Queen's Spa", or "Queen's Baths".
    The city is located north of Lisbon (93.5 km via A8 ) and southwest of Coimbra (128 km via A1 / IC36 / A8 ). From Lisbon about 1 hour drive.
    Caldas da Rainha is known for its rich history and thermal springs.
    It was founded by Queen Leonor in the 15th century.
    City is famous for its ceramic art, particularly its colorful pottery.
    Caldas has rich cultural scene, with museums and galleries showcasing local artists.
    And one of the city highlights is the oldest operating thermal hospital in the world. Well, I couldn't bokk any treatments but if you are interested in that, book in advance : 262240012 👌
    City center with charming streets and squares lined with traditional shops and cafes.
    Other of the main attractions is the Praça da Fruta, a bustling market square. The only daily vegetable and fruit market in the country takes place every day, in the morning, outdoors, practically unchanged since the end of the 19th century .
    Municipality is located on the stunning Silver Coast, offering beautiful beaches and coastal scenery.
    Architecture reflects royal heritage, with elegant buildings and churches.
    Visitors can learn about the city's history at the Museu José Malhoa and the Museu do Hospital e das Caldas.
    Caldas da Rainha is known for its lively atmosphere, especially during the summer months.
    Whether you're interested in history, art, or simply enjoying the natural beauty, Caldas da Rainha has something for everyone. [Internet 🫡]
    P.S. I mixed up the park name, it is not Dom Luis but Dom Carlos 👌
    If you want to move here:
    Average real estate price 2000€/m2 for buying and long term rent around 10€/m2 a month.
    Thank you for watching and if you want to support my channel you can become a member here: / @millionplacesoneworld 👍
    Tchau!!!🖐🤎
    #portugal #caldasdarainha #leiria #travelvlog #travelportugal #exploreportugal #millionplacesoneworld

КОМЕНТАРІ • 63

  • @BeYourselfMan

    Have a beer my friend. Keep the videos coming. A+

  • @davidcairns1664

    I appreciate the fact that these videos are never scripted or planned out in advance - at least it has an organic feel. Really informative video.

  • @kinslowrainer3982

    Very nice video! I really enjoyed the information and the drone footage...and the pastry shop!

  • @MickeRehn

    The pavilions in the park were constructed in the late 1800 as a place for recreation. Visitors for the thermal spas/hospital could stay in the pavilions and use the park for relaxation and recreation. Later on the pavilions were used by the army, the police, the local newspaper, for education/schooling as well as for exhibitions by the Caldenses. The plan is to restore the buildings and make them into a 5-star hotel hosted by the Visibeira Group, the company that now owns the ceramic brand Bordalo Pinheiro that was founded in Caldas da Rainha. Sadly the building caught on fire last year demolishing one of the roof tops but they intend to restore it when starting to work on the hotel project.

  • @briant3404

    you stayed at the same hotel i stayed at for about a week there.. you know there are elderly and disabled people living there, did you notice at breakfast? that is a very kind place, although very humble.. the whole city is like that, ... it is like real portugal .. i really enjoyed my time there.

  • @namibianodetombua

    The last time i visited Caldas was in 1977. Very different now!

  • @JenShea

    Bom Dia Andrejs,

  • @teresacamara5003

    Today saturday there are a market where People who have frutos vegetables and many others things Seek HIS own produtos is sheeo anvery good qualiti. Is just every saturday until One oclock

  • @lucchese20

    Another informative video. 👍🏻 I’ve seen a few videos about CdR before-all positive reviews, so thanks for showing the old hospital, museums and beach area.

  • @teresacamara5003

    Go to Peniche

  • @serramcs

    It is a medicional water hospital. There are others hospitals like this, but modern ones, in Portugal. O termo Caldas da Rainha refere-se à existência de águas termais usadas pela Rainha D.Leonor, esposa de D. João II, que aqui fundou em 1488 um hospital, que também subsidiou. Caldas da Rainha é cidade desde 1927.

  • @indrapetruhno6228

    uraaaaā!

  • @joseoliveira3691

    It’s going to be restored it’s gonna be a five star hotel

  • @joaquimdacruzlopes7161

    Oferece cara ..das Caldas 😅

  • @indraindra3079

    Čin čin kūku iztulkoja -"zods"😂😂😂

  • @tamaramadelin4831

    I live 50km from Caldas and have been there 1 time...Not at all impressed!! Not sure what the hype is about, but I hope everyone does their research before moving anywhere, especially here!!!

  • @kis.stupid

    Can you use multiple of those microphones at the same time while filming? Did you do that with your wife?