Nestled in the North-Eastern part of Portugal, in Bragança District, Parada and Faílde are two parishes unified into one, offering a unique blend of historic charm and serene beauty. Visitors here can experience authentic rural Portugal, with its quaint stone houses, narrow cobbled streets and rolling hills dotted with olive trees. Ancient, rustic churches such as the Church of Santa Maria and the Church of São Salvador add to the region's historic allure, while nearby natural parks offer opportunities for cycling, hiking and wildlife viewing. Local gastronomy invites to try hearty country dishes, embracing the life of a true Portuguese village.
Bragança, a hidden gem in northeastern Portugal, is known for its preserved medieval village, the historic Bragança Castle, and the beautiful Montesinho Natural Park. It offers a unique blend of rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. The warmth and friendliness of the Bragança people make this city an unforgettable destination. The region offers an authentic Portuguese experience with excellent cuisine, featuring dishes like Posta à Mirandesa. Its annual mask festival (Festas das Farolas), held in December, is a culturally rich and engaging event.