Apartamento T3 em Sintra, Portugal N.º 2776

Quinta da Bela Vista Quinta de Santa Isabel Quinta das Flores Quinta de São João Quinta dos Ulmeiros Chafariz de D. Maria II - foi mandado construir no reinado de D. Maria II, em 1849, sendo ministro o marchal Duque de Saldanha e inspector ão da Luz; em finais dos anos 50 do século XX foi desmontado; em 1998 voltou colocado no seu local de origem, o largo D. Maria II. Largo de D. Maria II - é ainda hoje o lugar de reunião dos habitantes mais antigos do Cacém: à beira do lago do Chafariz, à porta do beiro ou bebendo um copo nas tascas/restaurantes da zona. A Rainha D. Maria II, mandou colocar neste largo um chafariz porque, pensa-se, este era o principal local de passagem no Cacém, nas viagens entre Lisboa e Sintra, dos membros da Casa Real da época. Diz a tradição, que no Pátio Saladino (actualmente em avançado estado de degradação), existia na época uma cavalariça, onde o Rei mudava frequentemente de cavalos, e daí a necessidade da construção do chafariz. Devido à obra mandada construir pela Rainha, foi atribuído o seu nome ao largo, bem como à rua que desce até à baixa do Cacém. A ligação ferroviária entre Lisboa e Sintra, concluída em 1887, veio trazer um grande desenvolvimento á localidade. Foi a partir dos anos 60 que se deu um maior crescimento desta zona. As principais atividades económicas são o comércio e serviços. Inglês apartment located in one of the most popular Av. in the parish of Agualva, Cacem. This apartment consists of: 3 bedrooms 2 Entrance Hall 1 kitchen 1 pantry Along with schools, kindergartens, supermarkets, pharmacies and all local shops. Cacém is an old Portuguese parish, belonging to the city of Agualva-Cacém and the municipality of Sintra. The parish of Cacém was created on July 3, 2001, by Law No. 18-C / 2001 1, which extinguished the old parish of Agualva-Cacém and created the new parishes of Agualva, Cacém, Mira-Sintra and Saint Mark. Its name derives from the Arabic name Kasim. There is a locality in Tunisia called Kacém, but no connection with Cacém is being studied. In 2013, as part of the administrative reform, the parish of Cacém and São Marcos were annexed, forming the Union of the parishes of Cacém and São Marcos. Of the two constituent parishes in the city of Agualva-Cacém, the parish of Cacém-São Marcos is the second largest. In 2011 the old parish had 21 289 inhabitants. Quinta da Bela Vista Quinta de Santa Isabel Quinta das Flores Quinta de São João Quinta dos Ulmeiros D. Maria II Fountain - it was built during the reign of D. Maria II, in 1849, as minister, marchal Duque de Saldanha and inspector ão da Luz; in the late 50s of the 20th century it was dismantled; in 1998 he returned to his original place, Largo D. Maria II. Largo de D. Maria II - it is still today the meeting place for the oldest inhabitants of Cacém: by the lake of Chafariz, at the door of the ber or having a drink at the taverns / restaurants in the area. Queen D. Maria II ordered a fountain to be placed in this square because, it is believed, this was the main place of passage in Cacém, on the trips between Lisbon and Sintra, of the members of the Casa Real at the time. Tradition says that in the Pátio Saladino (currently in an advanced state of degradation), there was at the time a stable, where the King frequently changed horses, hence the need to build the fountain. Due to the work ordered to be built by the Queen, its name was attributed to the square, as well as the street that goes down to downtown Cacém. The rail link between Lisbon and Sintra, completed in 1887, brought a great development to the locality. It was from the 1960s that this area grew most. The main economic activities are trade and services.