Júlio Diniz

EXECUTIVE DELUXE JÚLIO DINIZ

{November 14, 1839, Porto, Portugal} – September 12, 1871 {Porto, Portugal}}

Júlio Diniz is praised in our Torel Palace Porto through one of our Suite Junior hotel rooms, overlooking the pool and a twin/double bed.

Based on the ground floor, one of the most special features of this Suite in our Torel Palace Porto, a luxury hotel in the center of Porto, is the giant cube. This cube, placed in the center of the room, is fully lined with a mirror, and it is where the bathroom, decorated in marble is located.

An extraordinary room category in the most elegant and romantic hotel in Porto.

The decoration of this Suite is by Isabel Sá Nogueira and Jorge Curval.

39 m2
Double or twin bed
Pool view
Coffee machine
Mini bar
Television
Mini bar
Television
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Hairdryer
Safe
Occupancy: up to two people

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ABOUT THE WRITER...

Joaquim Guilherme Gomes Coelho, better known by the pseudonym Júlio Diniz, was a Portuguese writer and physician.

He is considered one of the most important Portuguese novelists and a major contributor to the creation of Modern Romance in Portugal.

Júlio Diniz graduated in Medicine, but his health deteriorated, preventing him from exercising his profession. He later became a university professor, but he devoted himself mainly to literature. He died at just 31 years old, a victim of pulmonary tuberculosis, the same disease that had taken the lives of his mother and, later, his eight brothers. The writer can be considered as a transitional writer, standing between the end of Romanticism and the beginning of Realism.

Some of his main works:

As pupilas do senhor reitor (1867);
A morgadinha dos canaviais (1868);
A morgadinha dos canaviais (1868);
Uma família inglesa (1868);
Os fidalgos da casa mourisca (1871);
Poesias (1873).

“Kindness is a rich source, which tears at the touch of the slightest emotion.” - As pupilas do senhor reitor, Júlio Diniz.

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