Casa do Corim Launches New Tours to Explore the History and Nature of Space

July 22, 2026

Casa do Corim – The Place of Sustainability has expanded its visitation offering with the launch of two new circuits that invite the community to get to know more deeply the historical and natural heritage of this space managed by LIPOR, according to a press release.

According to the same source, the initiative aims to bring visitors closer to a site that positions itself as a center of learning, well-being and sustainability, through routes designed to reveal different dimensions of Casa do Corim.

The new Historical Circuit proposes a journey through memories, events and patrimonial elements that marked the evolution of the space over time. The objective is to reveal the identity of the place and to valorize the cultural heritage associated with its history.

The Natural Circuit invites participants to explore the gardens and biodiversity existing on the property, promoting moments of contact with nature and raising awareness about the importance of environmental conservation.

For those seeking a more complete experience, there is also the possibility to combine both approaches through the Historical-Natural Circuit, which integrates the contents of the two circuits into a single visit.

According to LIPOR, this new offering aims to strengthen the bond between Casa do Corim and the community, showing that this is a space open to participation, discovery and the appreciation of local heritage.

More than a building, Casa do Corim aims to establish itself as a place of gathering and sharing, where sustainability is practiced and where each visit represents an opportunity to better know the territory, its history and its natural values.

Visits can be conducted in guided or self-guided formats, individually or in groups, upon prior registration.

With this initiative, Casa do Corim reinforces its role as a space for environmental education and citizenship, inviting visitors to discover two of its greatest riches: History and Nature.

Thomas Berger
Thomas Berger
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