Rural Tourist Development

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The complex is located on the Alentejo coast, more specifically in the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém, Vale das Éguas. This municipality is in a dominant position on a modest hill, next to the Atlantic coast and the port of Sines, with visibility to the neighboring plain. It is currently part of the Costa Azul Tourism Region.
The project was designed to embrace the Alentejo landscape and create the harmony that is imposed on a place that aims to bring well-being and moments of pure relaxation. You can also enjoy the Vincentian beaches that are only 15 minutes away. This property is located in a magnificent property with about 10 hectares. Served by good accessibility, A-2, A-1, A-22, A-13 About 90 minutes from the capital and the two main international airports, Lisbon and Faro. The connection to the main communication routes is by tarmac road with a journey of about 10 minutes, either south or north.
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Historical Background of Santiago do Cacém
It was around 712 and already after the decline of Miróbriga that the Moors reached the territory, building the castle on the hill in front of it, it is even thought that the name Kassem is linked to the Moorish alcaide. The Moorish occupation lasted until the eighteenth century. And many battles for the reconquest were fought in the territory until, in 1217, it returned definitively to the possession of the Christians, with D. Afonso Ii confirming his father's donation to the Order of Espatharis.
The medieval village of Sant'Iago de Kassem was already of great importance in the century. XIII, with first-rate political and administrative officials (praetors, alvazis, judges, alcaides, storekeepers). Already officially considered a town in 1186, it received its first charter, by order of King D. Dinis. Between 1315 and 1336, by donation of D. Dinis, the town and the castle belonged to Princess D.ª Vetácia, maid and friend of Queen Santa Isabel, having returned to the Order of Santiago after the death of its owner.
Santiago do Cacém became the county seat in 1512, when it was granted by King Manuel I the charter of charter.
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