It is indeed a very beautiful place. A pleasure for the eyes when we look, and for the soul when we feel the energy of the place. I leave the invitation :)
Thank you very much for the beautiful words. ❤️ They are undoubtedly a good motivation to continue sharing these wonderful places. I already have other places in mind, so I invite you to join me on this journey. Gratitude José
Hello. Really? Thank you very much for your contribution, this is a fact that I was unaware of and that seems to make sense to me. Thank you for watching the video, and for the comment. I'm glad you loved it. :)
You should. It's too beautiful. In summer you are lucky enough to be able to enjoy the river beach better. Something I couldn't do. I hope it comes to fruition. Compliments José
Sem duvida. Só tive pena de não estar a piscina fluvial cheia para dar um mergulho. Mas não é mau de todo, fica mais uma razão para la voltar. Obrigado 😉
Just an incredible village. ✨️ Not sure if it was this one or another similar. But the village was just about abandoned and in ruins. A gentleman bought one house renovated it and convinced some friends to do the same. Then more and more moved back to the village. I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing this village tour. Well done. 👍💪 A perfect channel to binge watch in the evenings.😊 30:28 I didn't know about River beaches before but a great idea. 🏊♀️🏊♂️🏖🏞👍
Thank you very much for your words. Yes, I've heard about this abandoned village where someone went to live there and called friends. There are countless places like this in Portugal, as younger people have moved to the cities and older people have passed away. I think it's a gift for people to buy these houses and bring these villages back to life. River beaches are a wonderful and very cool space full of greenery around and fresh running water. I confess that I have always been a fan of sea beaches, until this summer, as now I have discovered wonderful experiences in fresh water. It fills my heart to know that my videos are perfect for watching at night. It means a lot to me and I feel like I'm doing a good job. Thank you very much and I hope to see you soon in Portugal. Joseph
Merci pour cette agréable voyage dans ce petit village. IJe suis Français et j'ai vécu dans les Cévennes et le paysage ainsi que l'architecture me rappelle étonnament les Cévennes. Maisons faites en schistes et terrasses pour les cultures, tout est semblable. Mon épouse (Canadienne) et moi-même pensons nous rapprocher de l'Europe et pourquoi pas du Portugal. La question que je me pose et que je vous pose concerne les accès en voiture aux maisons du village car on voit des ruelles mais pas vraiment de rues..... Comment font les habitants pour circuler autrement qu'à pied ?
Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire. Votre question est très importante et n'a pas été abordée ici, je dirai donc que je l'ai vue et mon opinion. Dans le cas du village de Piódão, étant donné qu’il s’agit d’un groupe de bâtiments au sommet d’une montagne, il est difficile de construire une route pour les véhicules. D'autant plus que, étant donné qu'il s'agit d'un village très ancien, les quelques routes qui existent n'étaient utilisées que pour le passage du bétail et parfois des charrettes. Cependant, au pied du village il y a de bonnes routes et des places de parking. Je me souviens quand même d'avoir vu une route pour les véhicules en haut du village (à côté de l'aire communautaire). Comme le village n'est pas très grand, la distance minimale que vous pouvez parcourir entre la voiture et l'une des maisons est comprise entre 50 et 100 mètres. C'est un village très beau et accueillant, mais je ne le conseillerais pas aux personnes à mobilité très réduite. Merci José
Thank you very much. In fact, I had no idea it was slate. I think it makes houses beautiful. In addition to all the benefits of using natural materials. Obrigado José
Hi , 👋it is very beautiful and a rare type of city just gorgeous but I don't know if it a place to retire ? Retirees need doctors hospital you know so it's not a place for people that are 60 + to live I think it's great but not enough amenities I'm sure How far is hospital?
With all those stairs for exercise and fresh mountain air perhaps the retirees could get healthier and fitter therefore not needing to rely on medication and hospitals. 🤷♀️
@kathifailor4660 Hello. First of all, thank you very much for your comment, which I think is very relevant, and I'm glad you raised this question. It is true that the beauty of the location also makes it a somewhat isolated place. In this case, regardless of age, a person with reduced mobility may be an obstacle to living in a more isolated village. But if you are a retiree who still has good mobility, it is still a place where you can gain health and quality of life. In this case, we will have to adapt the geographical reality to the reality of the conditions offered by the Portuguese National Health System. Here is a brief list of the main hospitals surrounding Piódao. - Hospital da Fundação Aurélio Amaro Diniz (FAAD) (North) - 33,5 km ( 20 miles) / 55 minuts by car; - Hospital de Seia (North) - 40 km ( 24 miles) / 1 :03 minuts by car; - Hospital Misericórdia Tábua - (West) - 42,2 km / 57 minuts by car. - Unidade de Cuidados Continuados Integrados do Hospital Dr. Fernando Valle - (West) - 37,3 km (23 miles) / 56 minuts by car. In addition to hospitals, there are also health centers, which are even closer to citizens. Although there are private hospitals, in Portugal there is the National Health System that provides free healthcare for all citizens. This fact means that the national healthcare network is as close as possible to everyone. Of course, it is impossible for everyone to have a hospital on their doorstep, but at least we try to ensure that these resources are nearby. Without a doubt, it is a wonderful, calm place, where you can spend days of rest and leisure, but however, I would perhaps not recommend it to people with a very reduced level of mobility. And if you choose to live there, I also recommend that as mobility decreases, look for another option that is also calm but closer to other communities with other health resources nearby. Hope this helps, and thanks a lot for your contribution. José
@veritasliberabitvos9072 Yes I agree. If a person comes after a life of work, and seeks to rest and enjoy nature, they can gain a few extra years of life here. But if the person already has a lack of mobility, or serious health problems, then they should consider whether it is the right place. I think it's up to each person to see their health condition and adapt to the place. Thank you very much for the contribution. José
Hello. An excellent question. Yes, Portugal has a very attractive tax regime, not just for retirees. It's called "Tax Benefit for non-habitual residents." Previously, pensioners were exempt from tax for several years, but this situation was eliminated with the State Budget for 2020, with 10% now in force, which is still beneficial. *And what are these benefits?* - Fixed rate of 20% for income from dependent work (category A) and independent work (category B) obtained in Portugal, derived from activities with high added value. - Income from dependent employment obtained outside Portugal is not subject to taxation in Portugal if it is taxed in the country of origin. - Income from self-employment, obtained outside Portugal, from an activity with high added value, is not subject to taxation in Portugal, as long as the income can be taxed in the country of origin under a tax agreement signed between Portugal and the respective country. - 0% tax on interest, dividends and royalties obtained outside Portugal, and if taxed in the countries of origin, the respective taxation must not exceed the reduced rates established in the tax agreements signed between Portugal and the respective countries that vary between 5% and 15%. 👉 *👉- Foreign pensions subject to a flat rate of 10%.* - The tax regime is granted for a period of 10 years with the possibility of suspension and resumption of the regime. *Other benefits* - In Portugal there is no tax on large fortunes, except the “Additional Municipal Property Tax” - AIMI - a tax between 0.4% and 0.7%, which is charged on the sum of real estate assets intended for housing or land for construction, owned by individuals or companies, with a value exceeding €600,000). - Donations and inheritances are completely exempt from taxation between ascendants, descendants and spouses. In relation to other beneficiaries, a 10% Stamp Tax rate applies. - The sale of foreign goods is not subject to Stamp Tax. - Exemption from taxation of capital gains arising from the sale of one's own permanent residence as long as the proceeds are reinvested in another own permanent residence in Portugal, the European Union or the European Economic Area. - Tax exemption on income or gains derived from cryptocurrencies. - Exemption from taxation of capital gains on the sale of valuable second-hand goods: art, cars and other collectors' goods. *Who can apply?* - Individuals, foreign or Portuguese, who have not been tax residents in Portugal for the last 5 years. - Individuals who are considered tax residents in Portugal in the year in which they intend to apply for RNH status. *For tax purposes, the following are considered residents in Portuguese territory:* - the individual who has stayed in Portuguese territory for more than 183 days, or; - having stayed less time, has in Portuguese territory, on December 31st of that year, a dwelling in conditions that suggest the intention to maintain and occupy it as a habitual residence. I hope it helps. You just need to check if its better for you this regime, comparing to your taxation system on your country. Im sure it is. :) Compliments. José
I am very sorry that you had to go through this experience. I only use camera mode on the go pro. Maybe it's something to do with the settings. If it continues to have that effect and cause trouble for the eyes then it's something I need to improve. Thank you very much for your contribution. José
Awesome to see other othere countries and the way they live, ty for sharing.
Thank you very much. I hope you can visit us one day.
José
Absolutely beautiful! We love Portugal and the kind people We met at there.thank you for showing more of this heaven on earth ❤
Thanks a lot for your feedback❤️. Hope you come again soon. There is a lot to see and discover.
José
Thanks for showing this wonderful place, scenery everywhere!
Thanks a lot for the recognition. It's a wonderful place. Greetings from Portugal.
Amazing fairy tale place... 👍👍
It is indeed a very beautiful place. A pleasure for the eyes when we look, and for the soul when we feel the energy of the place. I leave the invitation :)
Thank you very much for the tour. To me it's very beautiful.
Thank you ☺️ Hope you someday can visit this village. Its an amazing place that deserves to be seen Live.
Such a beautiful little village! Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos and Portugal. 🙏🏼♥️
Thank you very much for the beautiful words. ❤️ They are undoubtedly a good motivation to continue sharing these wonderful places. I already have other places in mind, so I invite you to join me on this journey.
Gratitude
José
Hi, nice to meet you😊 Love your video!
They paint the doors and windows in this kind of blue to keep the mosquitos away.
Hello. Really? Thank you very much for your contribution, this is a fact that I was unaware of and that seems to make sense to me. Thank you for watching the video, and for the comment. I'm glad you loved it. :)
Such a beautiful quaint village. On my bucket list if things to do.
You should. It's too beautiful. In summer you are lucky enough to be able to enjoy the river beach better. Something I couldn't do. I hope it comes to fruition.
Compliments
José
❤ Lovely video. Thank you
Thank you. ❤️
José
A Vila mais bonita de Portugal
Sem duvida. Só tive pena de não estar a piscina fluvial cheia para dar um mergulho. Mas não é mau de todo, fica mais uma razão para la voltar. Obrigado 😉
Just an incredible village. ✨️
Not sure if it was this one or another similar. But the village was just about abandoned and in ruins.
A gentleman bought one house renovated it and convinced some friends to do the same. Then more and more moved back to the village.
I just found your channel. Thank you for sharing this village tour.
Well done. 👍💪
A perfect channel to binge watch in the evenings.😊
30:28 I didn't know about River beaches before but a great idea. 🏊♀️🏊♂️🏖🏞👍
Thank you very much for your words. Yes, I've heard about this abandoned village where someone went to live there and called friends. There are countless places like this in Portugal, as younger people have moved to the cities and older people have passed away. I think it's a gift for people to buy these houses and bring these villages back to life.
River beaches are a wonderful and very cool space full of greenery around and fresh running water. I confess that I have always been a fan of sea beaches, until this summer, as now I have discovered wonderful experiences in fresh water.
It fills my heart to know that my videos are perfect for watching at night. It means a lot to me and I feel like I'm doing a good job. Thank you very much and I hope to see you soon in Portugal.
Joseph
Merci pour cette agréable voyage dans ce petit village. IJe suis Français et j'ai vécu dans les Cévennes et le paysage ainsi que l'architecture me rappelle étonnament les Cévennes. Maisons faites en schistes et terrasses pour les cultures, tout est semblable. Mon épouse (Canadienne) et moi-même pensons nous rapprocher de l'Europe et pourquoi pas du Portugal. La question que je me pose et que je vous pose concerne les accès en voiture aux maisons du village car on voit des ruelles mais pas vraiment de rues..... Comment font les habitants pour circuler autrement qu'à pied ?
Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire.
Votre question est très importante et n'a pas été abordée ici, je dirai donc que je l'ai vue et mon opinion.
Dans le cas du village de Piódão, étant donné qu’il s’agit d’un groupe de bâtiments au sommet d’une montagne, il est difficile de construire une route pour les véhicules.
D'autant plus que, étant donné qu'il s'agit d'un village très ancien, les quelques routes qui existent n'étaient utilisées que pour le passage du bétail et parfois des charrettes.
Cependant, au pied du village il y a de bonnes routes et des places de parking. Je me souviens quand même d'avoir vu une route pour les véhicules en haut du village (à côté de l'aire communautaire). Comme le village n'est pas très grand, la distance minimale que vous pouvez parcourir entre la voiture et l'une des maisons est comprise entre 50 et 100 mètres. C'est un village très beau et accueillant, mais je ne le conseillerais pas aux personnes à mobilité très réduite.
Merci
José
Conheço e gosto
Toda a vida sonhei ir a Piódão. Finalmente consegui e foi um dia maravilhoso. Tem tudo aquilo que gosto. Obrigado. :)
The roof stones are called slate. Very durable and long lasting.
Thank you very much. In fact, I had no idea it was slate. I think it makes houses beautiful. In addition to all the benefits of using natural materials.
Obrigado
José
Yes we call them schist 😊
Thank you :) Sometimes I get a little lost in English, but I'm glad I got it right ;)
Hi , 👋it is very beautiful and a rare type of city just gorgeous but I don't know if it a place to retire ? Retirees need doctors hospital you know so it's not a place for people that are 60 + to live I think it's great but not enough amenities I'm sure
How far is hospital?
With all those stairs for exercise and fresh mountain air perhaps the retirees could get healthier and fitter therefore not needing to rely on medication and hospitals. 🤷♀️
@kathifailor4660
Hello.
First of all, thank you very much for your comment, which I think is very relevant, and I'm glad you raised this question.
It is true that the beauty of the location also makes it a somewhat isolated place.
In this case, regardless of age, a person with reduced mobility may be an obstacle to living in a more isolated village.
But if you are a retiree who still has good mobility, it is still a place where you can gain health and quality of life.
In this case, we will have to adapt the geographical reality to the reality of the conditions offered by the Portuguese National Health System.
Here is a brief list of the main hospitals surrounding Piódao.
- Hospital da Fundação Aurélio Amaro Diniz (FAAD) (North) - 33,5 km ( 20 miles) / 55 minuts by car;
- Hospital de Seia (North) - 40 km ( 24 miles) / 1 :03 minuts by car;
- Hospital Misericórdia Tábua - (West) - 42,2 km / 57 minuts by car.
- Unidade de Cuidados Continuados Integrados do Hospital Dr. Fernando Valle - (West) - 37,3 km (23 miles) / 56 minuts by car.
In addition to hospitals, there are also health centers, which are even closer to citizens.
Although there are private hospitals, in Portugal there is the National Health System that provides free healthcare for all citizens. This fact means that the national healthcare network is as close as possible to everyone.
Of course, it is impossible for everyone to have a hospital on their doorstep, but at least we try to ensure that these resources are nearby.
Without a doubt, it is a wonderful, calm place, where you can spend days of rest and leisure, but however, I would perhaps not recommend it to people with a very reduced level of mobility.
And if you choose to live there, I also recommend that as mobility decreases, look for another option that is also calm but closer to other communities with other health resources nearby.
Hope this helps, and thanks a lot for your contribution.
José
@veritasliberabitvos9072
Yes I agree. If a person comes after a life of work, and seeks to rest and enjoy nature, they can gain a few extra years of life here. But if the person already has a lack of mobility, or serious health problems, then they should consider whether it is the right place. I think it's up to each person to see their health condition and adapt to the place. Thank you very much for the contribution.
José
Is it true that the uk pension gets taxed 10%, anyone know..??
Hello. An excellent question. Yes, Portugal has a very attractive tax regime, not just for retirees.
It's called "Tax Benefit for non-habitual residents."
Previously, pensioners were exempt from tax for several years, but this situation was eliminated with the State Budget for 2020, with 10% now in force, which is still beneficial.
*And what are these benefits?*
- Fixed rate of 20% for income from dependent work (category A) and independent work (category B) obtained in Portugal, derived from activities with high added value.
- Income from dependent employment obtained outside Portugal is not subject to taxation in Portugal if it is taxed in the country of origin.
- Income from self-employment, obtained outside Portugal, from an activity with high added value, is not subject to taxation in Portugal, as long as the income can be taxed in the country of origin under a tax agreement signed between Portugal and the respective country.
- 0% tax on interest, dividends and royalties obtained outside Portugal, and if taxed in the countries of origin, the respective taxation must not exceed the reduced rates established in the tax agreements signed between Portugal and the respective countries that vary between 5% and 15%.
👉 *👉- Foreign pensions subject to a flat rate of 10%.*
- The tax regime is granted for a period of 10 years with the possibility of suspension and resumption of the regime.
*Other benefits*
- In Portugal there is no tax on large fortunes, except the “Additional Municipal Property Tax” - AIMI - a tax between 0.4% and 0.7%, which is charged on the sum of real estate assets intended for housing or land for construction, owned by individuals or companies, with a value exceeding €600,000).
- Donations and inheritances are completely exempt from taxation between ascendants, descendants and spouses. In relation to other beneficiaries, a 10% Stamp Tax rate applies.
- The sale of foreign goods is not subject to Stamp Tax.
- Exemption from taxation of capital gains arising from the sale of one's own permanent residence as long as the proceeds are reinvested in another own permanent residence in Portugal, the European Union or the European Economic Area.
- Tax exemption on income or gains derived from cryptocurrencies.
- Exemption from taxation of capital gains on the sale of valuable second-hand goods: art, cars and other collectors' goods.
*Who can apply?*
- Individuals, foreign or Portuguese, who have not been tax residents in Portugal for the last 5 years.
- Individuals who are considered tax residents in Portugal in the year in which they intend to apply for RNH status.
*For tax purposes, the following are considered residents in Portuguese territory:*
- the individual who has stayed in Portuguese territory for more than 183 days, or;
- having stayed less time, has in Portuguese territory, on December 31st of that year, a dwelling in conditions that suggest the intention to maintain and occupy it as a habitual residence.
I hope it helps. You just need to check if its better for you this regime, comparing to your taxation system on your country.
Im sure it is. :)
Compliments.
José
Sorry good attempt but the video is very disturbing to the eyes, like under the water effect.
I am very sorry that you had to go through this experience. I only use camera mode on the go pro. Maybe it's something to do with the settings. If it continues to have that effect and cause trouble for the eyes then it's something I need to improve.
Thank you very much for your contribution.
José