Roteiro Camiliano

Cultural itinerary which covers locations traversed by the writer Camilo Castelo Bank in Ribeira de Pena or referred to by this in their literary works. They are seven: Fishing bridge (referred to in the story "How she loved him!" and the play "the Werewolf"), the settlement of Friúme (where the writer lived between 1840 and 1842), Church of the Savior (where he married at the age of 16 years of age with Joaquina Pereira de France in 1841), Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Guia (referred to in "Twelve happy marriages"), Chapel of the Old Farm (where the writer has learned from the Novice Master Manuel Rodrigues) and the bridge wire (although no contemporary writer, is allusive the Tâmega crossings referred to by the writer in the works "Mary Moses" and "Twelve happy marriages") in Ribeira de Pena, and Barroso's House in Bragadas (about which he wrote the short story "story of a port"). A script must be accompanied with the reading of these works and that alicia for the discovery of the municipality.