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QUINTA DA ALCAIDARIA-MÓR - NOSSA SENHORA DA PIEDADE, OURÉM
Located in the centre of Portugal, ten minutes from Tomar and Fátima, Ourém goes back to the time of D. Afonso Henriques, who conquered the castle to the Moors and to D. Nuno Álvares Pereira, third Count of Ourém, who guaranteed the independence of Portugal in the great Battle of Aljubarrota.
In 1984, it became a recognized place for receiving guests from all over the world, for the quality it has always offered its guests. Today it maintains a traditional atmosphere and an atmosphere of living. From the stone walls at the entrance, to the majestic staircase that leads to the living room, through the Arraiolos tapestries of and the portraits on the walls, everything converges to an environment of great involvement.
Animals accepted
Central heating
Bar
Bicycles
Snooker table
Chapel
Horse riding
Parking
Speak Spanish
Speak French
Speak English
Speak Portuguese
Internet
Kitchenette
Horse rides
walking
Outdoor swimming pool
Meals on request
Cards room
TV room
Conference room
Table Tennis
Satellite TV
Estrada Nacional 113 - Lugar da Alcaidaria
Some pages of Portuguese history have been written here, from the French Invasions to connections to the Order of Malta and to D. Nuno Álvares Pereira, third Count of Ourém.
Linked to this important character of our history, is the porch chapel, one of the most important buildings in the property. It gained historical importance when, in August 1385, on the way to the Battle of Aljubarrota, the Constable D. Nuno knelt here and prayed to Saint Luzia, appealing to her divine protection. The interior, remodeled and increased in its dimensions throughout the ages, maintains the vaulted and ogee main chapel in gothic-Manueline style.
Later, the property entered the family by the hands of the 1st Baron of Alvaiázere, who received the title during the reign of King João VI (1816-1826) for his dedicated medical services he rendered to the King.
In 1984, it became a recognized place for receiving guests from all over the world, for the quality it has always offered its guests. Today it maintains a traditional atmosphere and an atmosphere of living. From the stone walls at the entrance, to the majestic staircase that leads to the living room, through the Arraiolos tapestries of and the portraits on the walls, everything converges to an environment of great involvement.
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