Vila Real

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regionNorte
CIMDouro
districtVila Real
established_date1289 (city: 1925)
leader_partyPS
leader_nameRui Santos
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population_total49,574
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websitehttps://www.cm-vilareal.pt/
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Vila Real () is the capital and largest city of the Vila Real District, in the North region, Portugal. It is also the seat of the Douro intermunicipal community and of the Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro historical province. The Vila Real municipality covers an area of 378.80 km2 and is home to an estimated population of 49,574 (2021), of which about 30,000 live in the urban area (2021).

The city is located in a plateau 450 m (1,510 ft) high, over the promontory formed by the gorges of the Corgo and Cabril rivers, where the oldest part of town (Vila Velha) is located, framed by the escarpments of the Corgo gorge. The Alvão and Marão mountains overlook the town on the northwest and southwest side, respectively, rising up to 1,400 m (4,600 ft). With over seven hundred years of existence, the city was once known as the "royal court of Trás-os-Montes" due to the high number of manors bearing coats of arms and family crests, attesting the presence of noble figures that established in the city by influence of the Marquis of Vila Real, the most powerful aristocratic house in Portugal, during the 16th and 17th centuries, after the Dukes of Braganza and the Dukes of Aveiro. Many of these family crests are still visible today in the manors spread throughout the old city and in the Carreira Garden.

Vila Real was ranked seventh in the list of Portugal's most livable cities in the survey of living conditions published by the Portuguese newspaper Expresso in 2007.

History

The region shows traces of inhabitation during the Paleolithic era, while the settlement of Panóias and the Panóias Sanctuary had a Roman presence. However, with the barbaric and Muslim invasions there was a gradual depopulation.

At the end of the 11th century, in 1096, Henry, Count of Portugal wrote a foral, a royal document whose purpose was to establish and regulate a town, establishing Constantim de Panóias as a way to repopulate the region. In 1272, as a new incentive to repopulation, King Afonso III of Portugal wrote another unsuccessful foral to establish Vila Real de Panóias. Only in 1289, the third foral written by King Denis of Portugal was successful in establishing Vila Real de Panóias, whose name, meaning Royal Town, is a testimony to its origin by royal decree.

| align = left | direction = horizontal | height = 200 | image1 = Opferaufnahmen.jpg | caption1 = Panóias Sanctuary, in Vale de Nogueiras. | image2 = MateusPalace1.jpg | caption2 = Mateus Palace, in Mateus.

Vila Real's privileged location at the crossroad between the Porto-Bragança and Viseu-Chaves roads allowed for a sustained growth over the centuries. Starting from the 17th century, the House of Vila Real attracted the nobility to an extent that during that time the city housed more members of the royal family than any other settlement in Portugal except the capital in Lisbon, and family coats of arms remain above old houses and manors, some of which are still occupied by those families. Vineyards were introduced to the municipality in 1764, growing red, white and rosé wines for export. Despite its royal presence, Vila Real remained with the status of town until the increase in population in the 19th century, which led to it gaining the status of capital of the Vila Real District and the historic province of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Vila Real was created in 1922 from the dioceses of Bragança-Miranda, Braga and Lamego and Vila Real finally gained city status under the Portuguese Republic in 1925.

It was the fourth Portuguese city to have public supply of electricity, but it was the first to produce hydroelectric power, from 1894 to 1926 in the Hydroelectric Power Plant of Biel, located near the Corgo River, named after Karl Emil Biel.

The city experienced a great development with the establishment of the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro in 1986, succeeding the Polytechnic Institute of Vila Real created in 1973, contributing to an increase and revitalization of the population. In 2017 there were 6 651 students enrolled in higher education.

In the last couple of years, several cultural facilities were built, such as the Vila Real Theater, the Vila Velha Museum, the Sound and Image Museum, the Regional Conservatory of Music and the transfer of the Dr. Júlio Teixeira Public Library and Municipal Archive to new buildings, bringing some dynamism and progress to the city. Various areas of the city have also been rehabilitated, such as the Centro Histórico, the Vila Velha and traditional typical neighbourhoods like Bairro dos Ferreiros and Bairro S. Vicente de Paulo. The area surrounding the Corgo River has also been rehabilitated, becoming the Corgo Park, the Forest Park and the Codessais Recreational Complex, including cultural components as the Vila Real Science Center and the Urban Ecology Agency.

Nowadays the city experiences a phase of growing industrial and commercial development, aimed at health, education and tourism, presenting itself as an attractive place for foreign investment, being internationally known by the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real, the street circuit used for the FIA WTCR Race of Portugal, one of the events of the World Touring Car Cup.

Coat of arms

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The coat of arms of Vila Real - a sword embedded in a wreath of zambujeiro (wild olive tree) and the slogan Aleu - is derived from the decorative motif of the tomb of Pedro de Menezes, 1st Count of Vila Real, found in the Igreja da Graça in Santarém. 'Aleu' or 'aleo' is an old Portuguese term for a 'gaming stick' (as used in hockey or shuffleboard). It refers to a famous episode concerning Pedro de Menezes from shortly after the Conquest of Ceuta on September 2, 1415 (commemorated on Ceuta Day). Pedro de Menezes was engaged in an outdoor game in the king's presence when a messenger arrived reporting an imminent Moroccan attack on Portuguese-held Ceuta. Menezes is said to have raised his gaming stick (aleo) and told the king that "with that stick alone" he could defend Ceuta from all the power of Morocco. Similar design can be seen on the coat of arms of Alcoutim, where Pedro's descendants were made Count's of Alcoutim.

Population

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Number of inhabitants
1864
32 146
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(Observation: Number of resident inhabitants, that is, that had their official residency in Vila Real at the time of the census.)

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Number of inhabitants by Age Group
0-14 Anos
15-24 Anos
25-64 Anos
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(Observation: From 1900 to 1950 the data refers to the de facto population, that was present in Vila Real at the time of the census.)

Climate

Vila Real has a Mediterranean climate (Köppen: Csb/Csa) with warm to hot dry summers and cool wet winters.

Located in a promontory formed by the gorges of the Corgo and Cabril rivers, Vila Real sits at 460 m altitude. The Alvão and Marão mountains overlook the town on the northwest and southwest side, respectively, rising up to 1400 m.

Due to the geographical location, its climate is a mix between Mediterranean and oceanic, with some continental influences. Winters are long, with negative temperatures and frequent frosts. Snowfall usually occurs once or twice each year.

|location = Vila Real, elevation: 561 m, 1991-2020 normals and extremes |metric first = yes |single line = yes |Jan record high C = 19.0 |Feb record high C = 22.0 |Mar record high C = 25.9 |Apr record high C = 29.8 |May record high C = 34.0 |Jun record high C = 39.1 |Jul record high C = 39.8 |Aug record high C = 40.2 |Sep record high C = 39.1 |Oct record high C = 32.2 |Nov record high C = 22.6 |Dec record high C = 19.5 |year record high C = |Jan high C = 9.9 |Feb high C = 12.2 |Mar high C = 15.6 |Apr high C = 17.4 |May high C = 21.2 |Jun high C = 25.3 |Jul high C = 28.8 |Aug high C = 29.0 |Sep high C = 25.2 |Oct high C = 19.3 |Nov high C = 13.2 |Dec high C = 10.4 |year high C = |Jan mean C = 6.3 |Feb mean C = 7.9 |Mar mean C = 10.6 |Apr mean C = 12.2 |May mean C = 15.4 |Jun mean C = 18.9 |Jul mean C = 21.8 |Aug mean C = 21.9 |Sep mean C = 19.1 |Oct mean C = 14.7 |Nov mean C = 9.6 |Dec mean C = 7.0 |year mean C = |Jan low C = 2.8 |Feb low C = 3.5 |Mar low C = 5.6 |Apr low C = 7.1 |May low C = 9.7 |Jun low C = 12.6 |Jul low C = 14.7 |Aug low C = 14.9 |Sep low C = 13.0 |Oct low C = 10.1 |Nov low C = 6.0 |Dec low C = 3.6 |year low C = |Jan record low C = -6.3 |Feb record low C = -4.2 |Mar record low C = -5.7 |Apr record low C = -1.4 |May record low C = 0.0 |Jun record low C = 4.0 |Jul record low C = 7.0 |Aug record low C = 7.0 |Sep record low C = 4.8 |Oct record low C = 0.9 |Nov record low C = -3.4 |Dec record low C = -3.9 |year record low C = |precipitation colour = green |Jan precipitation mm = 129.4 |Feb precipitation mm = 83.6 |Mar precipitation mm = 91.1 |Apr precipitation mm = 84.8 |May precipitation mm = 63.4 |Jun precipitation mm = 29.2 |Jul precipitation mm = 12.7 |Aug precipitation mm = 21.5 |Sep precipitation mm = 48.9 |Oct precipitation mm = 120.9 |Nov precipitation mm = 122.8 |Dec precipitation mm = 142.8 |year precipitation mm = 951.2 |unit precipitation days = 1 mm |Jan precipitation days = 11.4 |Feb precipitation days = 8.5 |Mar precipitation days = 8.8 |Apr precipitation days = 10.3 |May precipitation days = 8.5 |Jun precipitation days = 4.0 |Jul precipitation days = 2.3 |Aug precipitation days = 2.3 |Sep precipitation days = 5.2 |Oct precipitation days = 10.0 |Nov precipitation days = 11.2 |Dec precipitation days = 10.5 |year precipitation days = 92.8 |Jan sun = 105.3 |Feb sun = 120.0 |Mar sun = 177.7 |Apr sun = 187.7 |May sun = 233.3 |Jun sun = 282.4 |Jul sun = 327.8 |Aug sun = 319.3 |Sep sun = 231.7 |Oct sun = 170.2 |Nov sun = 133.5 |Dec sun = 100.1 |year sun = |source 1 = Instituto de Meteorologia (sunshine hours from 1971-1990)}}

|location = Vila Real, elevation: 481 m, 1971-1991 normals and extremes |metric first = yes |single line = yes |collapsed = yes |Jan record high C = 17.8 |Feb record high C = 22.0 |Mar record high C = 26.1 |Apr record high C = 28.1 |May record high C = 32.2 |Jun record high C = 37.5 |Jul record high C = 39.8 |Aug record high C = 40.2 |Sep record high C = 38.3 |Oct record high C = 30.9 |Nov record high C = 22.3 |Dec record high C = 19.5 |year record high C = |Jan high C = 9.5 |Feb high C = 11.8 |Mar high C = 14.5 |Apr high C = 16.4 |May high C = 19.7 |Jun high C = 25.0 |Jul high C = 28.7 |Aug high C = 28.7 |Sep high C = 26.0 |Oct high C = 18.9 |Nov high C = 13.6 |Dec high C = 10.4 |year high C = |Jan mean C = 5.8 |Feb mean C = 7.7 |Mar mean C = 9.5 |Apr mean C = 11.3 |May mean C = 14.1 |Jun mean C = 18.6 |Jul mean C = 21.5 |Aug mean C = 21.3 |Sep mean C = 19.4 |Oct mean C = 14.0 |Nov mean C = 9.5 |Dec mean C = 7.0 |year mean C = |Jan low C = 2.1 |Feb low C = 3.5 |Mar low C = 4.6 |Apr low C = 6.2 |May low C = 8.5 |Jun low C = 12.2 |Jul low C = 14.4 |Aug low C = 13.9 |Sep low C = 12.7 |Oct low C = 9.0 |Nov low C = 5.4 |Dec low C = 3.5 |year low C = |Jan record low C = -6.5 |Feb record low C = -6.3 |Mar record low C = -3.6 |Apr record low C = -2.0 |May record low C = 0.0 |Jun record low C = 4.0 |Jul record low C = 7.5 |Aug record low C = 6.2 |Sep record low C = 2.4 |Oct record low C = -0.8 |Nov record low C = -3.4 |Dec record low C = -5.0 |year record low C = |rain colour = green |Jan rain mm = 141.1 |Feb rain mm = 158.7 |Mar rain mm = 82.6 |Apr rain mm = 82.3 |May rain mm = 66.5 |Jun rain mm = 54.1 |Jul rain mm = 17.1 |Aug rain mm = 17.1 |Sep rain mm = 49.0 |Oct rain mm = 116.9 |Nov rain mm = 110.7 |Dec rain mm = 174.6 |year rain mm = |unit rain days = 0.1 mm |Jan rain days = 14.9 |Feb rain days = 14.1 |Mar rain days = 13.0 |Apr rain days = 13.8 |May rain days = 11.9 |Jun rain days = 8.5 |Jul rain days = 4.6 |Aug rain days = 4.0 |Sep rain days = 6.8 |Oct rain days = 12.7 |Nov rain days = 11.7 |Dec rain days = 13.7 |year rain days = |Jan sun = 105.3 |Feb sun = 120.0 |Mar sun = 177.7 |Apr sun = 187.7 |May sun = 233.3 |Jun sun = 282.4 |Jul sun = 327.8 |Aug sun = 319.3 |Sep sun = 231.7 |Oct sun = 170.2 |Nov sun = 133.5 |Dec sun = 100.1 |year sun = |source 1 = Instituto de Meteorologia

Civil parishes

Vila Real's municipality consists of 20 freguesias or civil parishes, which are not all coexistent with the ecclesiastical parishes or paróquias. The civil parish Vila Real (Nossa Senhora da Conceição, São Pedro e São Dinis) is officially the city of Vila Real.

Administratively, the municipality is divided into 20 civil parishes (freguesias): [[Image:Vila Real freguesias.gif|thumb|right|275px|Civil parishes of Vila Real before 2013]]

  • Abaças

  • Adoufe e Vilarinho de Samardã

  • Andrães

  • Arroios

  • Borbela e Lamas de Olo

  • Campeã

  • Constantim e Vale de Nogueiras

  • Folhadela

  • Guiães

  • Lordelo

  • Mateus

  • Mondrões

  • Mouçós e Lamares

  • Nogueira e Ermida

  • Parada de Cunhos

  • Pena, Quintã e Vila Cova

  • São Tomé do Castelo e Justes

  • Fojo dos Lobos de Fafiao- Cabril- Montalegre.

  • Joao Rodrigues Cabrilho born Place - Lapela- Cabril -Montalegre.

  • Miradouro DE Fafiao. Fafiao- Cabril -Montalegre.

  • Torgueda

  • Vila Marim

  • Vila Real (Nossa Senhora da Conceição, São Pedro e São Dinis)

Infrastructure

Museums and cultural facilities

Sports

  • Codessais Recreational Complex
  • Monte da Forca Sports Complex
  • UTAD Sports Complex
  • Abambres Sports Complex
  • Engenheiro Francisco Campos Sports Complex
  • Calvário Football Pitch
  • Cruzeiro Stadium (Constantim)
  • D. Francisco de Sousa Albuquerque Football Pitch (Mateus)
  • Flores Tennis Court
  • UTAD Tennis Courts
  • Vila Real Tennis Club
  • Corgo Park Multi Sport
  • Forest Park Multi Sport
  • Vila Real Sports Center
  • Araucária Sports Center
  • Diogo Cão Sports Center
  • UTAD Sports Center
  • Vila Real AMF Kartdrome
  • Monte da Forca Kartdrome
  • Municipal Covered Swimming Pools
  • Codessais Swimming Pools
  • NaturWaterPark - Douro Amusement Park
  • Vila Real Rocodrome - Climbing Walls
  • Walking and Running Center
  • Vila Real Automobile Club
  • Sport Club Vila Real is the city's football club, founded in 1920. It has played in the Portuguese third and fourth tiers, currently competing in the fourth, the Terceira Divisao.

Health

  • Nuno Grande community health center (USF)
  • Corgo community health center (USF)
  • Fénix community health center (USF)
  • Nova de Mateus community health center (USF)
  • Mateus Personalized Health Care Unit (UCSP)
  • Mateus UCSP - Abaças Unit
  • Mateus UCSP - Torgueda Unit
  • Mateus UCSP - Campeã Unit
  • Mateus UCSP - Sanguinhedo Unit
  • Integrated Continued Care Unit - Vila Real Santa Casa da Misericórdia
  • St. Peter Hospital, part of the Hospital Center of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (CHTMAD)
  • Hospital da Luz - Vila Real (Private)
  • Trofa Saúde - Hospital Vila Real (Private)

Nature

Education

  • University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro
  • Agostinho Roseta Technical School
  • Nervir Technical School
  • Camilo Castelo Branco Secondary School
  • São Pedro Secondary School
  • Morgado de Mateus Secondary School
  • Diogo Cão Lower Secondary School
  • Monsenhor Jerónimo do Amaral Lower Secondary School
  • João Paulo II Private School
  • São José Private School
  • S. Vicente de Paulo Primary School
  • Corgo Primary School
  • Árvores Primary School
  • Flores Primary School
  • Araucária Primary School
  • Douro Primary School
  • Mouçós Primary School
  • Lordelo Primary School
  • Agarez Primary School
  • Arrabães Primary School
  • Mondrões Primary School
  • Parada de Cunhos Primary School
  • Prado Primary School
  • Campeã Primary School
  • Vila Marim Primary School
  • Vilarinho da Samardã Primary School

Others

  • Nosso Shopping Center
  • Constantim Industrial Park
  • Regia Douro Park - Science and Technology Park

Main sights

thumb|right|200px|[[Cathedral of Vila Real]] thumb|right|200px|16th-century [[pillory]] of Vila Real

  • Capela da Misericórdia
  • Capela de São Brás e o túmulo de Teixeira de Macedo
  • Capela do Espírito Santo ou Capela do Bom Jesus do Hospital
  • Diogo Cão's house
  • Carvalho Araújo's house
  • Brocas' house
  • Marqueses's house de Vila Real
  • Cathedral of Vila Real
  • St. Peter's church
  • Bom Jesus do Calvário church
  • Clérigos's church or "Capela Nova"
  • Pelourinho de Vila Real

Outside the city centre

  • Alvão Natural Park
  • Mateus Palace
  • Quintela's tower
  • Mamoas de Justes
  • Mão do Homem, in Adoufe
  • Necrópole de S. Miguel da Pena
  • Santuário de Panóias, in Vale de Nogueiras
  • Fafiao- Cabril, Montalegre MIRADOURO de Fafiao
  • Fojo de LObos de Fafiao. Fafiao- Cabril, MOntalegre

Transportation

Highways

Airfield

Vila Real airfield (VRL) - Located 4 km from city centre, near the Industrial Zone, in the Folhadela parish. Has a paved runway with 950×30 m. A scheduled airline service operated by Aero VIP serves some domestic destinations.

Railway

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The Corgo line was a metre gauge railway that connected the city to Regua, 25 km south, in the Douro valley. It closed for renovation in 2009, but due to spending cuts by the Portuguese Government the closure has become permanent. It followed the Corgo river valley and offered splendid views to the characteristic vineyards clinging on to almost vertical. Until 1990 the Corgo line also continued north to Chaves.

Urban bus

The city bus system in Vila Real is run by Corgobus; there are 5 lines and about 1.35 million people in 2008 were transported.

Main distances

Twin towns — sister cities

Vila Real is twinned with:

Notable people

::figure[src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cd/Diogo_Cão.jpg" caption="Portrait of Diogo Cão"] ::

Sport

::figure[src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/be/Simão_Sabrosa_(cropped).jpg" caption="Simão Sabrosa"] ::

Gallery

File:Torre de Quintela.JPG|Quintela Tower File:Cascata Agarez.jpg|Agarez Waterfall File:Street VR PT.jpg|Typical Houses File:Corgo VR PT.jpg|Corgo River and Metallic Bridge in Vila Real File:Santuario de Panoias Vila Real Portugal 01.jpg|Panóias Sanctuary File:Casa Diogo Cao.JPG|Diogo Cão House File:BMVR.jpg|Public Library File:TeatroVR-PT.jpg|Theatre File:DolceVitaDouro-VR-PT.jpg|Shopping Centre File:Centro Com. Dolce Vita Douro - Vila Real (Portugal).jpg|Shopping Centre (interior)

References

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