A Casa de Artistas—A House-Museum That Brings Life 100 Years Ago to Life

A Casa da Memoria: Experience the Past, Enjoy the Present.

A unique experience in a 19th-century house

Have youHave you ever dreamed of stepping back in time and discovering how our ancestors lived more than a century ago? A Casa da Memoria isn’t just a place to stay. It’s a journey through time. A tribute to the simple, authentic, and deeply human life of the generations that came before us.

Located in a peaceful rural setting, A Casa da Memoria is a traditional 19th-century home, carefully preserved to offer a unique experience: staying as people lived more than 100 years ago, with the original furnishings, the layout intact, and the spirit of an era that still lives on within its walls.

Living heritage: more than just a house, a storey.

Every corner of the house holds a piece of history. The furniture, restored but not modernised, is the same that was used by several generations. The beds, the wardrobes, the utensils, the fireplace, the textiles… everything is original or true to its era. Here you won’t find televisions or noisy appliances. Instead, you’ll have the chance to reconnect with what truly matters: silence, the warmth of the fire, the scent of old wood, and the tranquility of the surroundings.

A Casa da Memoria has been preserved with the utmost respect for its ethnographic value, becoming a small, liveable museum. But it’s not a closed-off or off-limits space: here you can sleep, rest, and live just as our grandmothers and great-grandparents did.

An authentic, sensory experience.

Staying at A Casa da Memoria is an immersive experience. From the moment you cross the threshold, time seems to stand still. You can light the lareira, read by the light of an oil lamp, sleep under hand-embroidered sheets, and listen to the sounds of the countryside without modern distractions.

Here, every everyday gesture becomes a way to travel back in time. For those seeking to disconnect from the fast pace of today’s world and reconnect with their roots, with history, and with the essence of rural life from days gone by, A Casa da Memoria is a unique retreat.

Ideal for…
Lovers of history and ethnography
Travellers who value authentic and unique experiences
Families who want to teach their little ones how their ancestors lived
Writers, artists, or creatives seeking inspiration
Couples looking for a romantic getaway with a difference, away from conventional tourism
Anyone who needs a real break from the modern world

What will you find at A Casa da Memoria?
A house fully furnished with original 19th- and 20th-century furniture.
Traditional hearth kitchen with a fireplace and period utensils
Hand-embroidered linens and textiles
Books and antique objects of great cultural value
Outdoor garden to enjoy the natural surroundings

Optional: Guided tours, artistic events, wellness and personal development workshops, and traditional farming (depending on the season)

What you won’t find (on purpose)
Television
Microwave
Dishwasher
Noisy modern appliances
Invasive technology

Here, luxury is time. Comfort is simplicity. And entertainment is a connection to the past.

Committed to heritage
A Casa da Memoria is part of a project to restore and promote rural cultural heritage. By staying here, you are directly contributing to the preservation of a way of life that is disappearing. Your stay helps keep alive the memory of a way of life that deserves to be remembered and experienced.

Practical Information
Capacity: Up to 5 people
Bedrooms: 2 bedrooms
Bathroom: 1 full bathroom (small bathtub with seat, sink, and toilet)
Location: The village of Xullán (Bóveda - Lugo), surrounded by nature, peace, and authenticity
Access: Paved rural road, parking available
Recommendations: Perfect for those eager to disconnect or reconnect

Book your stay in time:
If you’re looking for more than just a place to stay.
If you want to enjoy a sensory, historical, and deeply human experience.
If you believe that tourism can also be a way to learn, feel, and remember…

Then A Casa da Memoria awaits you.
Come. Open the door. Breathe. Listen.

The past has a lot to tell you.