The Seventh Wonder of PORTUGAL!
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What is the 7th wonder of Portugal? Well, it's a very little town called Aldeia Rio de Onor. The town has around 60 people living there and the youngest is more than 40 years old. This is a very special place with a history and culture so rich thick books have been written about it.
We had the pleasure of talking with Mariano who is 88 years old and a kind of a chief of the town. It was incredibly insightful and one of our most authentic experiences!
In this video we visited:
➡ Glamping Hills
➡ O Careto Restaurant
➡ Aldeia Rio de Onor
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We're Amalie and Joen. A Danish couple from Copenhagen who have moved to Lisbon, Portugal.
This vlog is all about showing our new home, how life in Portugal is and of course a bunch of epic adventures around this beautiful country.
We hope you'll stick around. :-)
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Thanks so much for having us, Bragança! This has been one of our greatest experiences since we moved to Portugal. Trás-os-Montes is so overseen by most people coming to Portugal, but for very poor reasons! We CANNOT wait to come back and nosedive into more amazing food, nature and great people! See you in the next one, where we finally go to Guimarães!
Ser this 20 km away from guimaraes www.google.com/travel/hotels/aldeia%20do%20pontido/entity/CgsI45OOsKm6t6aBARAB/photos?g2lb=2502548%2C4258168%2C4260007%2C4274032%2C4305595%2C4306835%2C4317915%2C4319922%2C4322823%2C4328159%2C4330862%2C4358983%2C4364504%2C4366684%2C4371334%2C4378669%2C4381263%2C4386665%2C4398672%2C4401769%2C4403882%2C4410965%2C4270859%2C4284970%2C4316256&hl=pt-PT&gl=pt&un=1&q=aldeia%20do%20pontido&rp=EOOTjrCpuremgQE4AkAASAHAAQI&ictx=1&hrf=IgNFVVIqFgoHCOQPEAcYExIHCOQPEAcYFBgBKAA
STAY CLASSY VLOG Your Portuguese is getting better by the day. Thank you for showing us these wonderful places, authentic people.
You guys are doing so much for the Portuguese tourism, Portuguese government should be sponsoring you guys, please stop in Santo Tirso and try our famous Jesuítas.
@@ruiferreira8454 De verdade, Rui.
One tip to visit : Casa do Alentejo em Lisboa e Palácio de Monserrate em Sintra.👍👍
Adoro ver que já conseguem comunicar apenas em Português. Cada vez melhores, são uns verdadeiros embaixadores de Portugal . Love u guys
Guys* 😅😅
@@alexandre_pt ahahah, mesmo. obrigada
Let me just say this, both of you do a better job at showing Portugal, then the national television! Keep Up
Portugal is very beautiful in all its immense singularities and it is our obligation to preserve our traditions and enhance everything we have. We are humble people but a great nation. I am increasingly proud to be Portuguese. Thank you Stay Classy for all the promotion work you do for our (also yours) country!
Muitos PARABÉNS pela vossa evolução na língua portuguesa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Seriously, it is not an easy task to go to a really rural area and be able to communicate as you did here!!!
And , as you probably know by now, we ( the tugas) do appreciate that visible effort , soooooo.... WELL DONE YOU GUYS 👏👏👏
You definitely have to go to Passadiços do Sistelo! It's a great walking path that shows how beautiful the nature is around that area, and it's very well known by the people here in the North of Portugal.
Your portuguese is getting so much better!!
Love the videos!
Definitely the best video from "Bragança Saga"
I love watching your videos. I'm half Portuguese but was born in the US and don't know much about the culture. I enjoy exploring Portugal though your videos.
This sequence of videos is magnificent, everything is very well edited, the music matches perfectly as well. You are undoubtedly an excellent promoter of tourism in Portugal, I think you deserve to be more known and helped to promote the concept: "Vá para fora cá dentro", because your work is fantastic.
As a good minhoto (native from Minho's region), I think a visit to Gerês is mandatory, as well as a trip to Soajo, Castro Laboreiro, Arcos de Valdevez, Sistelo, Ponte de Lima, Viana do Castelo, Vila Nova de Cerveira, Monção, Guimarães, etc ...
And Ponte da Barca!
Concordo, conheci muito mais de Portugal a seguir este canal do que de outros portugueses
What he said...
Thanks Miguel! It was a nightmare to find the right music, but we managed after a heavy 15 hours editing stretch! Don't worry, Geres is coming up!
STAY CLASSY VLOG Indeed I forgot to mention the music soundtrack, matchs lovely and what to say about the drone, great pilote skills and catches. I see a clear evolution in terms of overall editing and quality of your videos. I wish you both great adventures and discoveries and keep sharing. Congrats and nothing less than the best for you.
Excelente job Stay Classy ..... the thing I like the most when I travel around Portugal , is the old people’s! Genuine...autentique 🥰🇵🇹
Enormously great, thanks.
When done video. A nice touch to include the local people in your video. Gives the production a warmth it would otherwise never have.
The problem of the wine from those small villages is that you drink it like water and then all the cups hit you at once
One more Amazing video about Portugal 👍👍🇵🇹
And this channel must be the eighth! Keep embracing life ❤️
The video , the music, you, amazing couple, our Portugal... Everything is so beautiful, so peaceful, so warm...you give us all this the best possible way. Thank you dear couple. You deserve to live always in happiness.
Thank you for another 10 stars video. By the way both your portuguese are getting better and better !! Love you to see you ;)
Love northern Portugal. The nature, villages, people, and food!
Obrigada por mostrar o video. Até logo, até lego! 👍👍👍
You two are amazing. 🍺🍺
I'm loving the way you guys are showing everything about Portugal, the modern and the antique. I love the edit of the video, how do you keep it so simple but so well done. I'm portuguese and I'm learning with you. Can't wait to get to know my country better. Keep doing the good work.
Como pode alguém não gostar deste vídeo??🤔 Façam uma breve reflexão p.favor.Este casal faz um trabalho incrível 👍👏❤️
On your way around Portugal you mite like to take a trip to caldas da rainha this is a really great fun place to visit and great food like all other villages in Portugal. Be safe in your travels because I love your channel and like to see more of you. Thanks for your time 👍
Portuguese Hospitality AT HIS BEST.. just say OBRIGADA. Senhor Mariano is marvelous!
Loved the visit to Mariano’s wine cellar
Beautiful 💚 Like going back in time
Real people 💙
O mêu Lindo Portugal! My Beautiful Portugal! I am from Minho, next to Trás-Os-Montes...you could enter the Parque Nacional da Penêda-Gerês through Montalegre, visit, Castro Laboreiro, Santuário da Penêda, Soajo,...always going down the mountains. Food there is also Wonderful!And cheap too, depending on the places. Bôa Viagem!
Awesome videos guys! Have you been to the Setubal area? We are thinking of moving to this area and would love to see what it’s like and get your thoughts 👍🏻
Os meninos já se vão safando no "Português"!! 👍
Parabéns!! 👍
Hi guys. I leave here my suggestion to visit the Beira Baixa region, more precisely the villages of Monsanto which has the title of the most Portuguese village in Portugal, Penha Garcia, which has a beautiful fossil route beyond the village, and the Termas de Monfortinho which are a very popular place for thermal tourists. They are all next to each other and Beira Baixa is really a unique territory in Portugal. Thank you!!!!
I love your content
I hope you helped the elder gentelmen on buying something it helps keep the tradition going and love how good you guys are doing and trying to speak Portuguese two thumbs up 👍👍thank you for being great people on adopting Portugal you are becoming Lusitanians
I am new to the channel I love you I am I am American I live in the USA with a Portuguese father English mother but I was born in South Africa kiss
hashtag globalism! :D
I'm American, and my great-great-great grandfather was Portuguese named Manoel.
You guys are so awesome! Amazing cinematography!!
You guys are adorable!!! Thanks for sharing all you do and discover with us!
Parabéns pelo vosso trabalho em divulgar o nosso Portugal :)) all the best for you:))
As a portuguese, sometimes I feel we all take so many things for granted that we don't understand how great of a country we live in. Best Regards for you Both ^^
dunno how you haven't got already 1m+ subs, people need to find your channel! quality
My late fathers cellar. You brought back memories. Safe travels and thank you.
This is such a beautiful video 😩😭❤
On your next visit to Trás-os-Montes, you two should try the Alto Tâmega region. Best time to go would be on Friday the 13th weekend. The vila of Montalegre in which there have a Dia das bruxas on every Friday the 13. The entire vila celebrates it and there is a peace of theater at the castle there followed by fireworks. On Saturday the 14th in the city of Chaves, we have the Roman day which we celebrate our ancient Roman routes. the Roman name to Chaves is Aqua Flávia. Place to also visit, Boticas, Vidago especially the Hotel Palace there, Pedras Salgadas, yes where the water is from and near where Agua de Carvalhelhos fountain is. Ribera de Pena near Vila Pouca de Aguirar which has Park Pena Aventura. Sure you also have Vila Real the region’s capital and let’s not forget Peso da Régua where you will find lodes of wineries pertaining to the Douro wine and cruises along the Douro river. I think there are enough suggestions for now.
The Nest was crazy amazing
Pura autenticidade !!! Congratulations
Trás-os-montes is Portugal's treasure. My home region, my country my true authentic place. I love sooooo much my region, the true Portugal the authentic Portugal. The castle in the flag.
Love you effort to speak portuguese and engaging with village people!! You have to come to Leiria and visit our region (Leiria, Batalha, Fatima, Nazare, Salir do porto , biggest duna in Europe)
Wow! You guys are improving your quality so much that I feel I'm not even seeing my country. I'm also very proud of your portuguese! Keep doing what you're doing because you do it good! Thank you for this, really.
Brilliant work (or play, depending on your point of view). You guys present my country like nobody else. Incredible visuals, and a matching attitude, which makes me want to discover more of that part of my country. Thanks again, and best of luck.
PS. I especially liked to see your series on Madeira, where I live.
The touch of the "epilogue" is delightful.
Very nice video as always you deserve to be on tv
VERY GOOD NICE VIDEO!!! BEAUTIFUL BRAGANÇA !!! WHATS UP MY BOYSSS !!! IN GENERAL BEAUTIFUL !!! CONGRATS !!!
That dialect of Rio de Onor isn't a mix of Spanish and Portugal, is a mix of Galician, Leonese and Portuguese. Spain has lots of languages and in the Western León region people in the villages don't speak Spanish, they speak Leonese, a close friend to Mirandese.
Diogo Rodrigues it has features of Portuguese-Galician (it’s the same language), but it’s mainly Lionese. It belongs to the Lionese branch.
Mirandese is Mirandese. Its not a mix of anything.
@@gabkoost And have I said that? I was talking about Ridonodorês, and yes, it's a semi-crioul language, so it's a mixture.
@@diogorodrigues747 I got the feeling that you were talking about Mirandes. In this case yes. Rio D'Onor has it's specific dialect within the Mirandes / Leonese branch.
But this was common everywhere back in the days even in less remote areas. Villages apart 15km with geographical obstacles would most of the time have different dialects.
This case is more noticeable because of it's proximity with Leon.
Um dos melhores vídeos!
I discovered your channel when I was researching about na ilha da Madeira, my family is from there and emigrated to Venezuela, and sadly I still haven't been to madeira, but thanks to you guys I got to know more about a place that means so much to me, a place my mom and grandma have told me about time and time again, and the fact that you Portugal as much as you do makes me happy, you guys rock, thank you for all that you do!
In the 1500's the portuguese sailors went out and find a new world. Now in the 2020's a danish couple has discover Portugal to the world.
They discovered everything, now they are back at home. There's nothing much out there.
I'm like a Labrador 😅
Again.. great video.. o vosso português está melhor a cada vídeo.. parabéns 👌
Of this whole series, this was your best episode. Truly a magical area of Portugal and you captured it's essence. What was the meat item that you said looks like lobster, I couldn't catch the name?
European conger, congro, Safio, Conger conger
@@supinper Oh eel! Very interesting, it really did look delicious! Thanks!
Congro, it's a fish.
I try not to eat too much but watching you it's hard!
Cortes de Cima:
"Cortes de Cima is a family estate located in southern Portugal. It is owned and operated by Hans and Carrie Jorgensen, a Danish American couple who in the mid-80's left a plantation career in the orient, bought a schooner, and sailed Europe looking for a place to plant a vineyard and start a family. Their choice fell on the Vidigueira region of Alentejo. In 1996 they started producing their own wines, later followed by their own olive oil. Their wines first won international recognition in 1998 with the launch of their 'illegal' single varietal Syrah, 'Incógnito'. Today their vineyards comprise 210 hectares of red and white varieties. Brands: Courela, Chaminé, Cortes de Cima, Hans Christian Andersen, Incógnito."
You are the eight wonder in Portugal, thank you.
Gerês, tem de ir lá. 😁
Emília - "this is the most authentic thing I've done in my life" lol...too funny.
*Amelia
@@afonsomarto6587 Amalie :D
My apologies. Amalia
@Michael Brito Amalie*
:D
Amalie &Joen, vos já falais portugues muito bem 👍parabens. Queremos mais. The village, the nature, te music very emotional. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ video. OBRIGADOS Maaaboyz e até lego 🍺🍺🍺🇵🇹.
C'est a la fois incroyable et émouvant de sentir l'amour que vous avez et temoignez a mon pays d'origine, merci de me le faire découvrir. Beau travail.
Merci 👏 👏 👏
You guys make me miss Portugal so much, I can’t wait to leave the US and return to Portugal. Thank you so much 👍
When it is possible to watch games at the stadium, please record a video. Love your content
My great grand-mother used to be a smuggler between the border you’ve visited. Some things used to be harder to find in Portugal (because of the fascist regime) so she made a living out of that. She risked her life many times and once she ate a pice of bread in the shape of a pistol, she wrapped it around a piece of cloth and scared the GNR with it, threatening to shoot them ahaha.
Would be super interesting to interview her.. But I doubt she is still alive if she is your great grandmother?
@@joenandamalie Great grandmother's and great-great-great grandmother's are intermediate relatives.
@@joenandamalie I know people that have met their great-grand-parents, but she passed away a long time.
there has never been a 'fascist' regime in Portugal... and what would be the relation between living under a dictatorship and the fact that certain produts were not widely available? remember that on the other side there was also a terrible 'fascist' regime!!
@@silveriorebelo8045 we had a fascist dictatorship for 50 years with close ties to Franco, Mussolini and Hitler, all of their ideology and imagery was fascist
smugglers (contrabandistas) should be more remembered...
You 2 are fantastic love your vids👍
a golf cart....its like a rover on the moon ,,fantastic
Nice bottle, from Tras os Montes... I believe Joen likes it, because looks like, a falic format ☺ Ya !!!
I simply love your videos.....make me ache to return to Portugal.
I am always hungry after watching your videos.😋😋
Another great video! You guy are killing it! I have been following you since I stumbled upon your Calabria series last year and have been watching most of your footages ever since and recognise that your Portugal series are by far one of the best videos I ever came across in TH-cam. Very enjoyable and loving it! I don't know whether it has to do with your charm, your content, stories telling, video editing etc. There is something about it! Love you guy! Keep up the good work and looking forward to see another great video. Oh! by the way as a fan of sunglasses myself, I love all the sunglasses your wear Joen! It would be great if you could let me know the brand name? Thank you xx All the best
you are in a video from the channel Food Insider... video "What Dessert Looks Like In 33 Countries Around the World" min12
Portugal🇵🇹lindo obrigados por estarem no meu país que amo muito, Portugal lindo
Posta Mirandesa doesn't come from any cow but from a specific portuguese breed called...ermmm Mirandesa....
I have a question for you two!!😁
I know basic portuguese. I can understand a conversstion pretty well, i can read a little and speak a little but its definitely not perfect and I cant hold a conversation. If you live in Portugal for 6 months could you learn the language fast? Like, have conversations with people, order at restaurants.. etc. ?
Ps. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. WE NEED MORE !!❤
Much love from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
I hope you're enjoying your stay over here in Portugal! When it comes to speaking the language, I guess it's the same as any other: just get involved. People here are friendly and are used to foreigners so they'll nudge you to learn a few words and hold a conversation properly. 6 months is not enough to fully learn the language. Give it a few more months and things will start clicking! If you need help, I can sure try to help you! Speaking with natives on a regular basis is a fool-proof way to grasp the language faster! I guess that's what I did when learning how to speak the Queen's!
(lovely that you're from Canada, a country that I'd absolutely love to visit or even live!)
Did you learn Portuguese or Brazilian Portuguese ?? Normally on North America countries it's Brazilians teaching Portuguese and you learn with their accent, in Portugal you will have a difficult time understanding at the start but we will understand you really well, don't worry just come, we are patient people and almost everyone speaks English here if you don't know something in Portuguese. 6 months practising everyday will be enough to have conversations.
@@jorjlmoz5878 Both of my parents are from Averio! So I'm very familiar with native portuguese and thats what I want to learn. Here, where i am in Canada they only have very few portuguese classes or courses but its Brazilian portuguese and thats not what im interested in learning and classes are WAY over priced for only 1 hour a couple of few times a week if i can even afford that. ($50-$70 for one hour) I would much rather be surrounded by my culture to actually learn the language.! My parents spoke more portuguese when we were little but stopped because we were having trouble learning English so they didn't want to mix the two! I'm planning to move to Porto next year for 6 months to learn the language/culture all that good stuff, I also want to learnt the language so I can sing Fado 😍 and to spend more time with the family and friends that I do have there !
Discovered your channel 2 days ago and i'm addicted to your videos! Your work it's amazing! Tenho saudades do meu Portugal. I especially love your adventures outside the big cities because i'm from a small town and not well known region , Guarda. I would love to see you guys visiting Serra da Estrela. I'm a fan of your humor :) Great Portuguese language skills, really impressive
Thanks Amalie and Joen for show me my country, in your's particular way, bests wish for you two, and please como to Beira Alta, Viseu distrit.
The biggest reason Portuguese food is so underrated compared to Spanish French and Italian is because those countries invest so much in promoting their produce (and now because the EU killed our agricultural industry). You guys are by the best promotion for portugal and especially it's cuisine...amazing!
You should be on TV for a “Traveling around Portugal trough a foreigner couple eyes”... not a really foreigner because you are already ours... 😉
Muitos parabéns pelo português!!
Muitos Parabéns pela evolução no português. And this video edition it is AMAAAAZING. CONGRATS!!
Amelie dont say that Joen is yealing. A true portuguese will yell even in the midle of the church
Very true. I keep telling her this! 😂
We dont "yell"... We're just loud!😹😹😹
Nice i live there ! I live near the Glamping just behind it i hope you enjoyed visiting :)
My grandfather was from a village around there somewhere. It is named Ervedosa do Douro.
It's amazing how the youth wants to escape their calm surroundings to explore a wilder experience which, is alright. We should experience it both but, now that I am older and, seeking calm and peace in my life....I want to experience the Portuguese and Spaniards way of living. So much beauty (Fauna and Flora), which I don't experience living in the USA near the bigger cities. Our country side is beautiful as well but, I want to escape the pollution and breath fresh air.
Wow, spectacular vlog! I just ate, but now I'm hungry again. :)
Obrigado gente linda por me fazerem descobrir o meu Porttugal . Eu que vivo no estrangeiro estou conhecendo muito melhor o meu pais graças a voces .Um grande ABRAçO
It’s great to watch you enjoy the beauties of our country and people. But I have to say that the dialect in Rio de Onor (Ruidenore, locally), does not belong to the Portuguese language. The local people, as well as in the neighboring villages of Deilão (Deilon), Guadramil and the Terra de Miranda speak Lionese (in Portugal known as Mirandese), a language that is spoken from there to the Asturias, in Spain. It has features of both Portuguese and Castilian, but is in fact and independent language, not just a dialect. But I understand this may seem confusing to outsiders. Anyways, I hope you continue to discover the yet unknown treasures of this beautiful land, and enjoy every moment of it.
By the way, if you are of the daring type, I would recommend you to go to Olivença, in the north Alentejo. You may find some people who disagree with the location, but it would be a very interesting adventure for sure. Best regards.
Today I'm in Bragança, lidl, I looked at the price of Alentejo wine ..... 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣, almost given, offered.
God is so generous to Portugal 😄😄😊😊. I just thank, better is impossible 😚😚😚😚😚
Inside the Castle, You lost the best, ze Tugas restaurante, and Duke bar (some kind of Irish bar), I. M so sorry ☹️☹️☹️😅😅😅😅. See you soon
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No, I'm not black, just a good wine love, português 🍷🍷🍷🍷😁😁😁
You are creating the true Portuguese belly. As we say in Portugal, a man without a fat belly is a man with no history. 😜
That fish, the congro, here in Algarve it is called safio. And you can only eat half of it. That's because the bottom half of the fish is filled with bones, literally inside the meat, they are not organized, just randomly inside the meat and in huge amount. Some fisherman do fry that half, and in the frying process the bones get soft and they can eat it. The same with moray eel.
What a wonderful vídeo edition.
You're masters in your area and each time more i think you deserve a TV show.
And what a progress speaking portuguese!
Well done, guys!
With a gentleman of age and you without a mask
I'm watching this video again cause I love your content. You two are my favorites. You really are. Genuine. That's what I love about you guys. And you make it fun. The best couple on the internet. Cheers. BTW, fuck it, I think I'm coming to stay in Portugal as soon as possible. I just got diagnosed with a long-term medical issue so I am so going to live it up. FUCK IT. LOVE YOU GUYS.
Gostei, ja se esforçam a falar um pouco de português. Muitos nem tentam.
"Do you want to taste me or the wine first?"
Without hesitation
Amalie: "The wine"
That's' what makes you guys so great. So real, so funny. Love it.
Hello!! i enjoy what you are doing about my country ive to say thankyou anyway we the Portuguese welcome you with open arms everywhere you went so just tell me you the Danish are you able to do the same if we visit your country????????????????hug from Lisbon
❤️ Até lego guys 🍺
02:04 This music, for those who will be asking, is "Velha Gaiteira - Entrudo Chocaleiro/Senhora do Almortão".
Wish this comment was more visible! Do you know the other songs like the one that starts at 16:50?
@@alexeru6154 Canção do Linho - Sebastião Antunes
Hello to both you ! I live in Madeira (Seixal) , but i was born on Coimbra .
Só i want very much to watch a vídeo about my city .... Of course made by you !
Thanks !
Excelente reportagem e vocês falam muito bem português
Paradise! Paradise!paradise!
God!!