Once a vibrant heart of its own, Cavalões now beats in time with Gondifelos and Outiz. This charming village, Cavalões, with its rich history, became part of the União das Freguesias de Gondifelos, Cavalões e Outiz in 2013. Before this administrative change, Cavalões boasted a population of 1,539 inhabitants spread across 4.33 square kilometers. Imagine strolling through Cavalões in its heyday, the air filled with the sounds of daily life. The heart of Cavalões, its church, Igreja de São Martinho, stands as a testament to the village’s enduring spirit. Another notable landmark is the Capela de São Gonçalo, formerly known as Capela das Almas. This chapel holds a special designation, classified as a point of municipal interest. It whispers tales of generations past. As you explore Cavalões, take a moment to appreciate its integration into the larger community. While its administrative independence is a thing of the past, its unique character continues to enrich the tapestry of the region. The spirit of Cavalões lives on, woven into the fabric of this united community.
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