For over 100 years a former Benedictine monastery has been home to a family, but the costs to keep the building are increasingly difficult to bear. The owners have decided to ask for help from the House of Viana de Castelo to preserve a heritage that is in the process of classification.
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For over 100 years a former Benedictine monastery has been home to a family, but the costs to keep the building are increasingly difficult to bear. The owners have decided to ask for help from the House of Viana de Castelo to preserve a heritage that is in the process of classification.