<b>Inside Portugal’s 19th-century goat tower, where dwarf goats climb a spiral ramp to a three-storey home</b>
- 19th-century goat tower PC: WikipediaAt Quinta da Aveleda, a historic wine estate in Portugal's Vinho Verde region near Penafiel, a three-storey stone tower stands among the property's romantic gardens, built not for people but for goats.
- Known as the Torre das Cabras, or Tower of the Goats, it was constructed in the late 19th century by Fernando Guedes da Silva da Fonseca, a member of the family that has owned the estate since the 17th century.
- Rather than leaving the estate's dwarf goats to graze on flat ground, the family built them a miniature mountain instead, complete with a wooden ramp
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- 19th-century goat tower PC: WikipediaAt Quinta da Aveleda, a historic wine estate in Portugal's Vinho Verde region near Penafiel, a three-storey stone tower stands among the property's romantic gardens, built not for people but for goats.
- Known as the Torre das Cabras, or Tower of the Goats, it was constructed in the late 19th century by Fernando Guedes da Silva da Fonseca, a member of the family that has owned the estate since the 17th century.
- Rather than leaving the estate's dwarf goats to graze on flat ground, the family built them a miniature mountain instead, complete with a wooden ramp
Sources: Times of India