Vimioso

Vimioso has been mentioned since the beginning of Portuguese nationality. It would have appeared to the west of the current village (below Fundo da Vila), in a place humid enough to produce the wicker that gave it the name of vimioso place.
At that time, Galician-Portuguese would have been spoken in the lands located west of the Maçãs River and Asturo-Leonese, which gave rise to the Mirandese language in the lands located north and east of the Angueira River.
The lordship of Vimioso was given by the first Portuguese kings to the Antas family, whose manor house and coat of arms can be seen in front of the current Main Church.