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A realização de uma viagem com uma finalidade eminentemente cultural e educacional, designada por Grand Tour, surgiu na Grã-Bretanha no século XVII. De modo a maximizar a experiência, os jovens eram guiados por um mestre que os introduzia na cultura do território visitado, percorrendo alguns roteiros previamente estabelecidos que foram aumentando ao longo do tempo, na busca de verem e contactarem com realidades diferentes. Em Portugal, o casamento da rainha D. Maria II com o
futuro rei D. Fernando II permitirá uma mudança cultural e educacional na família real que se prolongará nas gerações futuras,
nomeadamente nos filhos (Pedro e Luís), no neto (Carlos) e nos bisnetos (Luís Filipe e Manuel), que usufruíram destas viagens
por várias partes da Europa. O presente trabalho incide, assim, no Grand Tour realizado, em 1903, pela rainha D. Amélia e pelos
príncipes D. Luís Filipe e D. Manuel. A viagem incluiu várias partes do mar Mediterrâneo, tendo como pontos altos as estadias
no Egito e no Sul da Itália. Inicialmente preparada apenas para a rainha, com a finalidade de a abstrair da esgotante realidade
institucional, a viagem será, no entanto, alterada, passando a incluir alguns amigos mais próximos e os filhos. O principal objetivo
do presente trabalho é acompanhar o roteiro do Grand Tour de D. Luís Filipe, destacando os principais pontos de paragem e
respetivos programas a eles subjacentes, bem como relevar o mar enquanto “estrada do conhecimento” e, no caso concreto, uma
preparação para o exercício do poder real (componente cultural e diplomática).
Palavras-chave: Grand Tour; mar; D. Amélia; família real portuguesa.
The Grand Tour was a trip with an eminently cultural and educational purpose that began in Great Britain in the 17th century. It was to maximize the experience that young people, guided by a master, were introduced to the culture of the visited territory. Previously established itineraries, which have increased over time, were followed in this quest to see, and contact with different realities. The marriage of Queen Maria II to the future King Fernando II allowed a cultural and educational change in the Portuguese royal family. This change extended to the future generations, including their sons (Pedro and Luís), the grandson (Carlos), and the great-grandchildren (Luís Filipe and Manuel), who enjoyed these trips to various parts of Europe. The present work thus focuses on the Grand Tour held in 1903 by Queen D. Amélia and the princes D. Luís Filipe and D. Manuel. The trip included several parts of the Mediterranean Sea, having as highpoints the stays in Egypt and Southern Italy. The trip was initially prepared for the queen to get away from the exhausting institutional reality. However, it included later some close friends and the children. The main goal of the present work is to follow the itinerary of the Grand Tour of D. Luís Filipe, focusing on the main visited places and respective activities, as well as highlighting the sea as a “road to knowledge” and, in this case, a preparation for the exercise of royal power (through its cultural and diplomatic component). Keywords: Grand Tour; sea; D. Amélia; Portuguese royal family.
The Grand Tour was a trip with an eminently cultural and educational purpose that began in Great Britain in the 17th century. It was to maximize the experience that young people, guided by a master, were introduced to the culture of the visited territory. Previously established itineraries, which have increased over time, were followed in this quest to see, and contact with different realities. The marriage of Queen Maria II to the future King Fernando II allowed a cultural and educational change in the Portuguese royal family. This change extended to the future generations, including their sons (Pedro and Luís), the grandson (Carlos), and the great-grandchildren (Luís Filipe and Manuel), who enjoyed these trips to various parts of Europe. The present work thus focuses on the Grand Tour held in 1903 by Queen D. Amélia and the princes D. Luís Filipe and D. Manuel. The trip included several parts of the Mediterranean Sea, having as highpoints the stays in Egypt and Southern Italy. The trip was initially prepared for the queen to get away from the exhausting institutional reality. However, it included later some close friends and the children. The main goal of the present work is to follow the itinerary of the Grand Tour of D. Luís Filipe, focusing on the main visited places and respective activities, as well as highlighting the sea as a “road to knowledge” and, in this case, a preparation for the exercise of royal power (through its cultural and diplomatic component). Keywords: Grand Tour; sea; D. Amélia; Portuguese royal family.
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Grand Tour Mar D. Amélia Família real portuguesa Sea Portuguese royal family
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CITCEM – Centro de Investigação Transdisciplinar Cultura, Espaço e Memória