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1 bedroom apartment in the stunning Marina of Portimão, with a spacious balcony/terrace that offers a magnificent unobstructed view of the Arade River (Ferragudo beaches), and the Marina. This stylish apartment is fully furnished and equipped, including air conditioning, easily accessible parking space and a storage room. The complex offers additional amenities, such as two swimming pools, a restaurant, a bar and a lovely garden, providing a unique and exclusive experience by the beach. In addition, the apartment is located in an area with great access to restaurants, shops and leisure activities, making it an excellent option to enjoy the wonders of Portimão. Location Description As you explore the charming town of Portimão, you're greeted by a variety of dining options within walking distance. 3-minute walk away, you will find the Deck restaurant, where you can enjoy a delicious meal. Just 8 minutes away, Pizza Hut offers a convenient option for pizza lovers. In addition, you will also find Nosolo Italia - Marina de Portimão, Dockside, NoSoloÁgua Portimão and many other restaurants less than 10 minutes away. The Mini Market is only 7 minutes away, offering a close option for your shopping needs. Portimão certainly offers a diverse and convenient culinary experience for visitors.
Located in the Western Algarve, 35 minutes by car from Faro International Airport and about 2 hours by car from Faro International Airport.Lisbon or Seville, with direct access via the A22 Surrounded by some of the most famous and beautiful beaches in Europe, Portimão Marina has taken a leading position Portuguese, as a preferred destination for mega-yachts up to 50m. Located in the safest bar in the country, in the wide estuary of the Arade River, it extends over an area of about 25 ha, framed by the forts of Santa Catarina and S. João and by magnificent support facilities.The Marina has deep waters that allow you to enter and leave it, at any tide, wide entrance and spacious maneuvering areas, sheltered from the prevailing winds. Inserted in a luxury condominium with an exclusive beach, hotel, restaurants, shops, bars and a magnificent ocean pool, facing the sea, it has continuous surveillance. It also has private outdoor and covered parking.
3 reasons to buy with Zome:
+ follow-up | With a unique preparation and experience in the real estate market, Zome consultants put all their dedication to giving you the best support, guiding you with the utmost confidence, in the right direction of your needs and ambitions. From now on, we will create a close relationship and listen carefully to your expectations, because our priority is your happiness! Because it is important that you feel that you are accompanied, and that we are always with you.
+ simple | Zome consultants have a unique training in the market, anchored in the sharing of practical experience between professionals and strengthened by the knowledge of applied neuroscience that allows them to simplify and make their real estate experience more effective. Leave behind bureaucratic nightmares because at Zome you will find the full support of an experienced and multidisciplinary team that gives you practical support in all fundamental aspects, so that your real estate experience exceeds expectations.
+ happy | Our greatest value is to deliver happiness to you! Free yourself from worries and gain the quality time you need to dedicate to what makes you happiest. We act every day to bring more value to your life with the reliable advice you need so that together we can achieve the best results. With Zome you will never be lost or unaccompanied and you will find something that is priceless: your maximum peace of mind! This is how you will feel throughout the whole experience: Quiet, safe, comfortable and... HAPPY!
History of Portimão In the city of Portimão, there are currently traces of its sixteenth-century past, visible in the layout of the streets, in the Mother Church and in the Convent of São Francisco. The origin of Portimão Located on the right bank of the Arade River, near the mouth, the village arises in the context of the development of the Algarve coast, resulting from the expansionist process overseas. On August 8, 1463, King Afonso V, at the request of a group of residents of the town of Portimão, granted permission for the foundation of a village that would be called São Lourenço da Barrosa, on the condition that they build their own house there within two years.
The privileges contained in the letter of donation allow its founders a quick autonomy in relation to the municipality of Silves, in whose term it was included. The location of the place and its rapid economic development explain its passage to town, between 1467 and 1475. It was then renamed Vila Nova de Portimão. The fortification of the village was a priority because the village had easy access from the mouth of the river. Delimiting an irregular polygon of about 6.5 hectares, the walls extended from the riverbank to the interior. The sawtooth construction allowed for effective surveillance, reinforced by bulwarks and turrets.The growth of the town naturally led it to extend outside the walls, and today it is difficult to identify the layout of its walls. However, by jumping backyards, climbing trees and following surviving toponyms, we can reconstruct its route. The intramural village grew from three axes – Porta da Ribeira, Porta da Serra and Porta de São João. Bounded by the river, the urban evolution would thus tend inwards towards the last two gates. The oldest nucleus is located next to Porta da Ribeira, close to the river, the mills and the salt pans. Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries In these seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, there were several economic crises that paralyzed the development of the Algarve region.Reports from 1621 make us understand the general state of poverty in the region, from the lack of bread to other essential supplies (Alexandre Massaii). In 1704, the classes started by the Jesuits in their new College of Portimão had few students, also revealing the scarcity of resources in the supposedly wealthier families. In 1734, the decline of commerce in Portimão caused many families to abandon the village, looking for other places with more opportunities. The earthquake of 1755 also affects this region. For this reason, even more people will leave the region. Corsican and piracy had long since become a scourge along the Portuguese coast. It was an organized and systematic practice, carried out by the various powers that competed for the domination of the seas and the lucrative trade routes. The Algarve coast was particularly hard hit by Moorish piracy.Since the mid-16th century, the defence of the Algarve coast against attacks and attacks by Berber and Algerian pirates has become a permanent concern of our monarchs. These frequent attacks were aimed at assaulting ships that circulated along the coast and robbing and plundering coastal populations, especially during harvest season. However, it was during the Philippine period that a large number of coastal fortification works were carried out. The new threat of artillery thus forced a rethinking of the entire structure of defensive systems. For this reason, bastioned fortresses began to be built, capable of responding to the new demands of war. City for a week – the first elevation to years later, after the terrible earthquake of 1755 that destroyed Lisbon but also the main towns of the Algarve, the Marquis of Pombal drew up an audacious plan: to make Portimão the seat of a bishopric, elevating it to a city and integrating into its boundary the unprotected town of Alvor, land of the Távoras that King D. José had just extinguished. All of this lasted only a week. King D. José died on February 13, 1777 and his daughter, D. Maria I, in total disagreement with the political line followed until then, immediately restored the seat of bishopric of the Algarve to Faro. The royal decree, approved four days before the king's death, which elevated Vila Nova de Portimão to a city, also fell. And for that reason, Portimão has returned to its old status as a town.Portimão in modernity At the beginning of the twentieth century, João Arruda wrote: "Portimão is the Algarve's land to which the future most fondly smiles: its condition as a seaside resort, its wide and deep port that shelters vast vessels, its important fish canning industry, its manufacture of corks, its export of figs and salt, they give it forums of nervous activity and prognosticate that, in a few years' time, when the railway to Lagos is extended, it will be the most active and flourishing centre in the Algarve." (1908 Portugal was elected "Best Destination in Europe" at the World Travel Awards 2020. The awarding of the prize, for the fourth consecutive year, is not surprising if we think about the more than 880 years of history, the 943km of coastline and the average of 300 days of sunshine per year. Not to mention the beaches, among the most beautiful in the world, in gastronomy and, of course, in wines!
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- Terrace Vezi mai mult Vezi mai puțin Identificação do imóvel: ZMPT565681
Apartamento T1 na deslumbrante Marina de Portimão, com uma espaçosa varanda/terraço que oferece uma magnífica vista desafogada sobre o Rio Arade (praias de Ferragudo), e a Marina. Este elegante apartamento está totalmente mobilado e equipado, incluindo ar condicionado, espaço de estacionamento facilmente acessível e uma arrecadação. O complexo oferece comodidades adicionais, como duas piscinas, um restaurante, um bar e um lindo jardim, proporcionando uma experiência única e exclusiva à beira-mar. Além disso, o apartamento está localizado em uma área com ótimo acesso a restaurantes, lojas e atividades de lazer, tornando-se uma excelente opção para desfrutar das maravilhas de Portimão. Descrição da localização Ao explorar a encantadora cidade de Portimão, você é recebido por uma variedade de opções gastronômicas a uma curta caminhada. A 3 minutos a pé, encontrará o Restaurante Deck, onde pode desfrutar de uma deliciosa refeição. Apenas a 8 minutos, o Pizza Hut oferece uma opção conveniente para os amantes de pizza. Além disso, você também encontrará Nosolo Italia - Marina de Portimão, Dockside, NoSoloÁgua Portimão e muitos outros restaurantes a menos de 10 minutos de distância. O Mini Mercado fica apenas a 7 minutos, oferecendo uma opção próxima para as suas necessidades de compras. Portimão certamente oferece uma experiência culinária diversificada e conveniente para os visitantes.
Localizado no Barlavento Algarvio, a 35 minutos de carro do Aeroporto Internacional de Faro e a cerca de 2 horas de carro do Aeroporto Internacional de Faro.Lisboa ou Sevilha, com acesso directo através da A22 Rodeada por algumas das mais famosas e belas praias da Europa, a Marina de Portimão assumiu uma posição de liderança portuguesa, como destino preferido para mega-iates até 50m. Localizado na barra mais segura do país, no largo estuário do rio Arade, estende-se por uma área de cerca de 25 ha, emoldurada pelos fortes de Santa Catarina e S. João e por magníficas instalações de apoio. A Marina possui águas profundas que permitem entrar e sair, em qualquer maré, entrada ampla e espaçosas áreas de manobra, abrigadas dos ventos predominantes. Inserido num condomínio de luxo com uma praia exclusiva, hotel, restaurantes, lojas, bares e uma magnífica piscina oceânica, virada para o mar, tem vigilância contínua. Também dispõe de estacionamento privativo externo e coberto.
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História de Portimão Na cidade de Portimão, existem atualmente vestígios do seu passado quinhentista, visíveis no traçado das ruas, na Igreja Matriz e no Convento de São Francisco. A origem de Portimão Situada na margem direita do rio Arade, perto da foz, a vila surge no contexto do desenvolvimento da costa algarvia, resultante do processo expansionista além-mar. Em 8 de agosto de 1463, D. Afonso V, a pedido de um grupo de moradores da vila de Portimão, concedeu permissão para a fundação de uma vila que se chamaria São Lourenço da Barrosa, com a condição de que ali construíssem a sua própria casa no prazo de dois anos.
Os privilégios contidos na carta de doação permitem aos seus fundadores uma rápida autonomia em relação ao concelho de Silves, em cujo mandato foi incluído. A localização do local e seu rápido desenvolvimento econômico explicam sua passagem para a cidade, entre 1467 e 1475. Foi então renomeada Vila Nova de Portimão. A fortificação da vila era uma prioridade, pois a vila tinha fácil acesso a partir da foz do rio. Delimitando um polígono irregular de cerca de 6,5 hectares, as muralhas se estendiam da margem do rio até o interior. A construção em dente de serra permitiu uma vigilância eficaz, reforçada por baluartes e torres. O crescimento da cidade levou-a naturalmente a estender-se para fora das muralhas, e hoje é difícil identificar a disposição das suas muralhas. No entanto, pulando quintais, subindo em árvores e seguindo topônimos sobreviventes, podemos reconstruir sua rota. A aldeia intramuros cresceu a partir de três eixos – Porta da Ribeira, Porta da Serra e Porta de São João. Delimitada pelo rio, a evolução urbana tenderia, assim, para dentro em direção às duas últimas portas. O núcleo mais antigo situa-se junto à Porta da Ribeira, perto do rio, dos moinhos e das salinas. Séculos XVII e XVIII Nestes séculos XVII e XVIII, houve várias crises económicas que paralisaram o desenvolvimento da região algarvia. Relatos de 1621 nos fazem compreender o estado geral da pobreza na região, desde a falta de pão até outros suprimentos essenciais (Alexandre Massaii). Em 1704, as aulas iniciadas pelos jesuítas no seu novo Colégio de Portimão tinham poucos alunos, revelando também a escassez de recursos nas famílias supostamente mais abastadas. Em 1734, o declínio do comércio em Portimão fez com que muitas famílias abandonassem a vila, procurando outros locais com mais oportunidades. O terramoto de 1755 também afecta esta região. Por isso, ainda mais pessoas deixarão a região. A Córsega e a pirataria há muito que se tinham tornado um flagelo ao longo da costa portuguesa. Era uma prática organizada e sistemática, levada a cabo pelas várias potências que disputavam o domínio dos mares e das lucrativas rotas comerciais. A costa algarvia foi particularmente atingida pela pirataria moura. Desde meados do século 16, a defesa da costa algarvia contra ataques e ataques de piratas berberes e argelinos tornou-se uma preocupação permanente dos nossos monarcas. Esses ataques frequentes tinham como objetivo assaltar navios que circulavam ao longo da costa e roubar e saquear populações costeiras, especialmente durante a época de colheita. No entanto, foi durante o período filipino que um grande número de obras de fortificação costeira foram realizadas. A nova ameaça da artilharia obrigou assim a repensar toda a estrutura dos sistemas defensivos. Por essa razão, começaram a ser construídas fortalezas baluartes capazes de responder às novas exigências da guerra. Cidade durante uma semana – a primeira elevação a anos mais tarde, depois do terrível terramoto de 1755 que destruiu Lisboa mas também as principais vilas do Algarve, o Marquês de Pombal traçou um plano audacioso: fazer de Portimão a sede de um bispado, elevando-a a cidade e integrando no seu limite a desprotegida vila de Alvor, terra dos Távoras que o rei D. José acabara de extinguir. Tudo isso durou apenas uma semana. O rei D. José morreu a 13 de Fevereiro de 1777 e a sua filha, D. Maria I, em total desacordo com a linha política seguida até então, restituiu de imediato a sede do bispado do Algarve a Faro. O decreto real, aprovado quatro dias antes da morte do rei, que elevou Vila Nova de Portimão a cidade, também caiu. E, por isso, Portimão regressou ao seu antigo estatuto de cidade. Portimão na modernidade No início do século XX, João Arruda escreveu: "Portimão é a terra algarvia para a qual o futuro sorri com mais carinho: a sua condição de estância balnear, o seu porto largo e profundo que abriga vastas embarcações, a sua importante indústria conserveira de peixe, o seu fabrico de rolhas, a sua exportação de figos e sal, dão-lhe fóruns de actividade nervosa e prognosticam que, dentro de alguns anos, quando a ferrovia para Lagos for alargada, será o centro mais activo e florescente do Algarve". (1908 Portugal foi eleito "Melhor Destino da Europa" nos World Travel Awards 2020. A atribuição do prémio, pelo quarto ano consecutivo, não surpreende se pensarmos nos mais de 880 anos de história, nos 943 km de costa e na média de 300 dias de sol por ano. Sem falar nas praias, entre as mais bonitas do mundo, na gastronomia e, claro, nos vinhos!
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- Terrace Identificação do imóvel: ZMPT565681
1 bedroom apartment in the stunning Marina of Portimão, with a spacious balcony/terrace that offers a magnificent unobstructed view of the Arade River (Ferragudo beaches), and the Marina. This stylish apartment is fully furnished and equipped, including air conditioning, easily accessible parking space and a storage room. The complex offers additional amenities, such as two swimming pools, a restaurant, a bar and a lovely garden, providing a unique and exclusive experience by the beach. In addition, the apartment is located in an area with great access to restaurants, shops and leisure activities, making it an excellent option to enjoy the wonders of Portimão. Location Description As you explore the charming town of Portimão, you're greeted by a variety of dining options within walking distance. 3-minute walk away, you will find the Deck restaurant, where you can enjoy a delicious meal. Just 8 minutes away, Pizza Hut offers a convenient option for pizza lovers. In addition, you will also find Nosolo Italia - Marina de Portimão, Dockside, NoSoloÁgua Portimão and many other restaurants less than 10 minutes away. The Mini Market is only 7 minutes away, offering a close option for your shopping needs. Portimão certainly offers a diverse and convenient culinary experience for visitors.
Located in the Western Algarve, 35 minutes by car from Faro International Airport and about 2 hours by car from Faro International Airport.Lisbon or Seville, with direct access via the A22 Surrounded by some of the most famous and beautiful beaches in Europe, Portimão Marina has taken a leading position Portuguese, as a preferred destination for mega-yachts up to 50m. Located in the safest bar in the country, in the wide estuary of the Arade River, it extends over an area of about 25 ha, framed by the forts of Santa Catarina and S. João and by magnificent support facilities.The Marina has deep waters that allow you to enter and leave it, at any tide, wide entrance and spacious maneuvering areas, sheltered from the prevailing winds. Inserted in a luxury condominium with an exclusive beach, hotel, restaurants, shops, bars and a magnificent ocean pool, facing the sea, it has continuous surveillance. It also has private outdoor and covered parking.
3 reasons to buy with Zome:
+ follow-up | With a unique preparation and experience in the real estate market, Zome consultants put all their dedication to giving you the best support, guiding you with the utmost confidence, in the right direction of your needs and ambitions. From now on, we will create a close relationship and listen carefully to your expectations, because our priority is your happiness! Because it is important that you feel that you are accompanied, and that we are always with you.
+ simple | Zome consultants have a unique training in the market, anchored in the sharing of practical experience between professionals and strengthened by the knowledge of applied neuroscience that allows them to simplify and make their real estate experience more effective. Leave behind bureaucratic nightmares because at Zome you will find the full support of an experienced and multidisciplinary team that gives you practical support in all fundamental aspects, so that your real estate experience exceeds expectations.
+ happy | Our greatest value is to deliver happiness to you! Free yourself from worries and gain the quality time you need to dedicate to what makes you happiest. We act every day to bring more value to your life with the reliable advice you need so that together we can achieve the best results. With Zome you will never be lost or unaccompanied and you will find something that is priceless: your maximum peace of mind! This is how you will feel throughout the whole experience: Quiet, safe, comfortable and... HAPPY!
History of Portimão In the city of Portimão, there are currently traces of its sixteenth-century past, visible in the layout of the streets, in the Mother Church and in the Convent of São Francisco. The origin of Portimão Located on the right bank of the Arade River, near the mouth, the village arises in the context of the development of the Algarve coast, resulting from the expansionist process overseas. On August 8, 1463, King Afonso V, at the request of a group of residents of the town of Portimão, granted permission for the foundation of a village that would be called São Lourenço da Barrosa, on the condition that they build their own house there within two years.
The privileges contained in the letter of donation allow its founders a quick autonomy in relation to the municipality of Silves, in whose term it was included. The location of the place and its rapid economic development explain its passage to town, between 1467 and 1475. It was then renamed Vila Nova de Portimão. The fortification of the village was a priority because the village had easy access from the mouth of the river. Delimiting an irregular polygon of about 6.5 hectares, the walls extended from the riverbank to the interior. The sawtooth construction allowed for effective surveillance, reinforced by bulwarks and turrets.The growth of the town naturally led it to extend outside the walls, and today it is difficult to identify the layout of its walls. However, by jumping backyards, climbing trees and following surviving toponyms, we can reconstruct its route. The intramural village grew from three axes – Porta da Ribeira, Porta da Serra and Porta de São João. Bounded by the river, the urban evolution would thus tend inwards towards the last two gates. The oldest nucleus is located next to Porta da Ribeira, close to the river, the mills and the salt pans. Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries In these seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, there were several economic crises that paralyzed the development of the Algarve region.Reports from 1621 make us understand the general state of poverty in the region, from the lack of bread to other essential supplies (Alexandre Massaii). In 1704, the classes started by the Jesuits in their new College of Portimão had few students, also revealing the scarcity of resources in the supposedly wealthier families. In 1734, the decline of commerce in Portimão caused many families to abandon the village, looking for other places with more opportunities. The earthquake of 1755 also affects this region. For this reason, even more people will leave the region. Corsican and piracy had long since become a scourge along the Portuguese coast. It was an organized and systematic practice, carried out by the various powers that competed for the domination of the seas and the lucrative trade routes. The Algarve coast was particularly hard hit by Moorish piracy.Since the mid-16th century, the defence of the Algarve coast against attacks and attacks by Berber and Algerian pirates has become a permanent concern of our monarchs. These frequent attacks were aimed at assaulting ships that circulated along the coast and robbing and plundering coastal populations, especially during harvest season. However, it was during the Philippine period that a large number of coastal fortification works were carried out. The new threat of artillery thus forced a rethinking of the entire structure of defensive systems. For this reason, bastioned fortresses began to be built, capable of responding to the new demands of war. City for a week – the first elevation to years later, after the terrible earthquake of 1755 that destroyed Lisbon but also the main towns of the Algarve, the Marquis of Pombal drew up an audacious plan: to make Portimão the seat of a bishopric, elevating it to a city and integrating into its boundary the unprotected town of Alvor, land of the Távoras that King D. José had just extinguished. All of this lasted only a week. King D. José died on February 13, 1777 and his daughter, D. Maria I, in total disagreement with the political line followed until then, immediately restored the seat of bishopric of the Algarve to Faro. The royal decree, approved four days before the king's death, which elevated Vila Nova de Portimão to a city, also fell. And for that reason, Portimão has returned to its old status as a town.Portimão in modernity At the beginning of the twentieth century, João Arruda wrote: "Portimão is the Algarve's land to which the future most fondly smiles: its condition as a seaside resort, its wide and deep port that shelters vast vessels, its important fish canning industry, its manufacture of corks, its export of figs and salt, they give it forums of nervous activity and prognosticate that, in a few years' time, when the railway to Lagos is extended, it will be the most active and flourishing centre in the Algarve." (1908 Portugal was elected "Best Destination in Europe" at the World Travel Awards 2020. The awarding of the prize, for the fourth consecutive year, is not surprising if we think about the more than 880 years of history, the 943km of coastline and the average of 300 days of sunshine per year. Not to mention the beaches, among the most beautiful in the world, in gastronomy and, of course, in wines!
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- Terrace Identificação do imóvel : ZMPT565681
Appartement 1 chambre dans la magnifique marina de Portimão, avec un balcon/terrasse spacieux qui offre une magnifique vue dégagée sur la rivière Arade (plages de Ferragudo) et la marina. Cet appartement élégant est entièrement meublé et équipé, y compris la climatisation, une place de parking facilement accessible et un débarras. Le complexe offre des équipements supplémentaires, tels que deux piscines, un restaurant, un bar et un joli jardin, offrant une expérience unique et exclusive au bord de la plage. De plus, l’appartement est situé dans une zone avec un accès facile aux restaurants, aux magasins et aux activités de loisirs, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour profiter des merveilles de Portimão. Description En explorant la charmante ville de Portimão, vous serez accueilli par une variété de restaurants accessibles à pied. À 3 minutes à pied, vous trouverez le restaurant Deck, où vous pourrez déguster un délicieux repas. À seulement 8 minutes, Pizza Hut offre une option pratique pour les amateurs de pizza. De plus, vous trouverez également Nosolo Italia - Marina de Portimão, Dockside, NoSoloÁgua Portimão et de nombreux autres restaurants à moins de 10 minutes. La supérette est à seulement 7 minutes, offrant une option proche pour vos besoins de shopping. Portimão offre certainement une expérience culinaire diversifiée et pratique pour les visiteurs.
Situé dans l’ouest de l’Algarve, à 35 minutes en voiture de l’aéroport international de Faro et à environ 2 heures en voiture de l’aéroport international de Faro.Lisbonne ou Séville, avec un accès direct par l’A22 Entourée de certaines des plages les plus célèbres et les plus belles d’Europe, Portimão Marina a pris une position de leader portugaise, en tant que destination préférée pour les méga-yachts jusqu’à 50m. Situé dans la barre la plus sûre du pays, dans le large estuaire de la rivière Arade, il s’étend sur une superficie d’environ 25 ha, encadrée par les forts de Santa Catarina et S. João et par de magnifiques installations de soutien. La marina dispose d’eaux profondes qui vous permettent d’y entrer et d’en sortir, à n’importe quelle marée, d’une large entrée et de zones de manœuvre spacieuses, à l’abri des vents dominants. Inséré dans une copropriété de luxe avec une plage exclusive, un hôtel, des restaurants, des boutiques, des bars et une magnifique piscine océanique, face à la mer, il dispose d’une surveillance continue. Il dispose également d’un parking privé extérieur et couvert.
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Histoire de Portimão Dans la ville de Portimão, il y a actuellement des traces de son passé du XVIe siècle, visibles dans le tracé des rues, dans l’église mère et dans le couvent de São Francisco. L’origine de Portimão Situé sur la rive droite de la rivière Arade, près de l’embouchure, le village surgit dans le contexte du développement de la côte de l’Algarve, résultant du processus expansionniste outre-mer. Le 8 août 1463, le roi Alphonse V, à la demande d’un groupe d’habitants de la ville de Portimão, accorda l’autorisation de fonder un village qui s’appellerait São Lourenço da Barrosa, à condition qu’ils y construisent leur propre maison dans les deux ans.
Les privilèges contenus dans la lettre de donation permettent à ses fondateurs une autonomie rapide vis-à-vis de la municipalité de Silves, dans le mandat de laquelle elle a été incluse. L’emplacement du lieu et son développement économique rapide expliquent son passage en ville, entre 1467 et 1475. Elle a ensuite été rebaptisée Vila Nova de Portimão. La fortification du village était une priorité car le village était facile d’accès depuis l’embouchure de la rivière. Délimitant un polygone irrégulier d’environ 6,5 hectares, les murs s’étendaient de la rive jusqu’à l’intérieur. La construction en dents de scie permettait une surveillance efficace, renforcée par des pavois et des tourelles. La croissance de la ville l’a naturellement amenée à s’étendre à l’extérieur des murs, et il est aujourd’hui difficile d’identifier la disposition de ses murailles. Cependant, en sautant dans les arrière-cours, en grimpant aux arbres et en suivant les toponymes qui ont survécu, nous pouvons reconstituer son parcours. Le village intra-muros s’est développé à partir de trois axes : Porta da Ribeira, Porta da Serra et Porta de São João. Délimitée par le fleuve, l’évolution urbaine tendrait ainsi vers l’intérieur vers les deux dernières portes. Le noyau le plus ancien est situé à côté de Porta da Ribeira, près de la rivière, des moulins et des marais salants. XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles Au cours de ces XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles, plusieurs crises économiques ont paralysé le développement de la région de l’Algarve. Les rapports de 1621 nous font comprendre l’état général de pauvreté dans la région, du manque de pain à d’autres fournitures essentielles (Alexandre Massaii). En 1704, les classes commencées par les jésuites dans leur nouveau collège de Portimão comptaient peu d’élèves, révélant également la rareté des ressources dans les familles supposées plus riches. En 1734, le déclin du commerce à Portimão a poussé de nombreuses familles à abandonner le village, à la recherche d’autres endroits avec plus d’opportunités. Le tremblement de terre de 1755 affecte également cette région. Pour cette raison, encore plus de personnes quitteront la région. La Corse et la piraterie étaient depuis longtemps devenues un fléau le long des côtes portugaises. Il s’agissait d’une pratique organisée et systématique, menée par les différentes puissances qui se disputaient la domination des mers et des routes commerciales lucratives. La côte de l’Algarve a été particulièrement touchée par la piraterie mauresque. Depuis le milieu du XVIe siècle, la défense de la côte de l’Algarve contre les attaques et les attaques des pirates berbères et algériens est devenue une préoccupation permanente de nos monarques. Ces attaques fréquentes visaient à attaquer les navires qui circulaient le long de la côte et à piller et piller les populations côtières, en particulier pendant la saison des récoltes. Cependant, c’est au cours de la période philippine qu’un grand nombre de travaux de fortification côtière ont été réalisés. La nouvelle menace de l’artillerie oblige donc à repenser l’ensemble de la structure des systèmes défensifs. Pour cette raison, des forteresses bastionnées ont commencé à être construites, capables de répondre aux nouvelles exigences de la guerre. Des années plus tard, après le terrible tremblement de terre de 1755 qui a détruit Lisbonne mais aussi les principales villes de l’Algarve, le marquis de Pombal a élaboré un plan audacieux : faire de Portimão le siège d’un évêché, l’élever au rang de ville et intégrer dans ses limites la ville non protégée d’Alvor, terre des Távoras que le roi D. José venait d’éteindre. Tout cela n’a duré qu’une semaine. Le roi D. José mourut le 13 février 1777 et sa fille, D. Maria I, en désaccord total avec la ligne politique suivie jusque-là, restitua immédiatement le siège de l’évêché de l’Algarve à Faro. Le décret royal, approuvé quatre jours avant la mort du roi, qui élevait Vila Nova de Portimão au rang de ville, tomba également. Et pour cette raison, Portimão a retrouvé son ancien statut de ville. Portimão dans la modernité Au début du XXe siècle, João Arruda écrivait : « Portimão est la terre de l’Algarve à laquelle l’avenir sourit le plus affectueusement : sa condition de station balnéaire, son port large et profond qui abrite de vastes navires, son importante industrie de la conserve de poisson, sa fabrication de bouchons, son exportation de figues et de sel, lui donnent des forums d’activité nerveuse et pronostiquent que, dans quelques...