Vila Pouca da Beira is a small Portuguese parish located in Oliveira do Hospital with 355 residents. The village was previously the county seat until the early 19th century, and in 1801 had a population of 402. The document highlights several landmarks in Vila Pouca da Beira, including an old primary school that is now a day center, a children's park, a former nunnery that is now an inn, the church that holds weekly mass, the Chapel of San Miguel where an annual bread distribution festival is held, and the river where people swim in summer.

1. OUR HOMETOWN “VILA POUCA DA BEIRA”
Authors:
Daniel Simões nº4, 9ºI
Nuno Rodrigues nº 10, 9ºI
Tiago Raimundo nº12, 9ºI

2. CURIOSITIES ABOUT VILA POUCA DA BEIRA
 Vila Pouca da Beira is a Portuguese parish in
the county of Oliveira do Hospital, with 355
inhabitants ..
 This village was the county seat until the early
nineteenth century. It only consisted of the
parish seat and it had, in 1801, 402
inhabitants.

3. THIS WAS THE OLD PRIMARY SCHOOL FROM
THE TIME OF OUR GRANDPARENTS, WHICH
NOW SERVES AS A DAY CENTER

4. THIS IS THE CHILDREN'S PARK

5. THIS WAS AN OLD NUNS’CLOISTER, WHICH
TODAY IS ONE OF THE INNS OF PORTUGAL

6. THIS IS THE CHURCH WHERE THERE IS A
WEEKLY MASS.

7. THIS IS THE CHAPEL OF SAN MIGUEL WHERE
EVERY YEAR THERE IS A CELEBRATION WHICH
CONSISTS OF DISTRIBUTING BREAD TO PEOPLE
– “FESTA DOS CAROLOS DE S. MIGUEL”

8. THIS IS THE RIVER WHERE WE CAN BATHE IN
SUMMER