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24 T e Travel Guide Worldwide Travel


Promotional Content • Saturday 27th January 2024


Village by BOA: Discover Porto’s History V


illage by Boa, situated in Porto’s historic Bairro do Silva, is part of a remarkable


transformation of a once conven- tional neighbourhood into an oasis of comfort and design. Established in the late 19th century, this area has been meticulously redeveloped and now features 40 types of accom- modation and commercial spaces, across fi ve separate buildings. While the project has embraced modern enhancements such as advanced concierge services and cutting- edge technology, it’s also success- fully preserved the neighbourhood’s historical essence, off ering an excep- tional customer experience. T e themes running through


Village by Boa encourage a journey of discovery, encompassing comfort, aesthetics,


alleled service. Bairro do Silva, once a


typical working style — tightly Architect


technology and unpar- class


complex, stood out with its unique ‘island’


housing packed


terraces with restricted access, reminiscent of British back-to-back houses from the late 18th to early 20th century.


compa-


nies Pablo Pita and Heim Balp Architekten undertook the challenge of rehabilitating these structures, prioritising the preservation of their historical character. In addition to its architectural


signifi cance, Village by Boa off ers access to a tranquil lifestyle. T e inte- rior, primarily designed by Bacana Studio, replicates the feeling of being at home, while being complemented by hotel services. T is blend responds to the growing trend of seeking apart- ment-style


accommodation when travelling. T e aesthetic approach


centres on Japandi-inspired furni- ture, all custom-designed and made in Portugal, embodying simplicity and quality with a palette of soft, comforting colours. As of the end of 2023, Village by


Boa has expanded its amenities with the addition of a local deli and T e Space by Boa. T e Deli off ers guests an array of gourmet products and fresh delicacies, refl ecting the local culinary culture and adding conven- ience for on-site shopping. T e Space, a 120sqm penthouse, is designed for hosting boutique private events. Equipped with a kitchen, living and dining areas, a workspace and a balcony with city views, it’s an ideal venue for business meetings, work- shops and small private gatherings. T e accommodation options at


Village by Boa are categorised into duplexes, studios and apartments, ranging in size and off ering one or two bedrooms. Each unit is designed as a personal retreat, equipped with fully furnished kitchens and ameni- ties that blend the luxury of a fi ve-star hotel with the privacy and comfort of home. T e Village’s customer service is a standout feature, akin to that of boutique hotels, providing daily cleaning, a concierge service acces- sible via live chat, and a luxurious private experience. Village by Boa is just a short walk


from the renowned Bolhão Market, surrounded by shops brimming with excellent fresh produce. T is location, coupled with the recently added facilities, ensures that guests at Village by Boa experience the best of Porto’s vibrant culture and history, all while enjoying the comforts of a modern, well-appointed living space.


Discover more about Village by BOA. Scan the QR Code for additional details and insights. Visit: villagebyboa.com T: +351 910 985 706 Instagram: villagebyboa


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