Tondela

Located in the Dão-Lafões sub-region, Tondela is the second largest municipality in the district of Viseu. Its economy has always been supported by agriculture, but today, commerce and industry also play a prominent role in its livelihood. The Caldas de Sangemil springs are one of the city's landmarks, attracting large numbers of people for their beneficial properties for respiratory, rheumatic, and musculoskeletal conditions. They have been used therapeutically since the 18th century. The region's crafts reflect its rural character: weaving, embroidery, cooperage, black clay, basketry, and baskets. As for gastronomy, highlights include roast lamb or mutton with potatoes and Nandufe pies.

What to do in Tondela

Where to eat in Tondela

Where to sleep in Tondela

Casa da Portela
Casa da Portela

Village house of regional construction, all in granite. It has five bedrooms, three doubles and two double, equipped with air conditioning and bathroom. Simple…

Hotel Beira Dão
Hotel Beira Dão

2 star

Board installed in a stone building facing the river beach. This welcoming space offers 31 rooms, restaurant and bar, and is equipped with air conditioning, ja…

Golden Tulip Caramulo Hotel & SPA
Golden Tulip Caramulo Hotel & SPA

4 star

Located in the middle of the Serra do Caramulo, about 900 meters of altitude, in a stunning natural environment, this hotel is the ideal place for those seekin…

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