Seculo I d.C

Foundation of the Locality of Flavias

1211

It was granted its first charter by King Afonso II.

1270

The charter was confirmed by King Afonso III.

1284

Foral confirmed by King Dinis.

1385

D. João I made a donation for the good services rendered

of the land between Tua and Pinhão to Pedro Lourenço, forever and for all his heirs.

1514

Revocation of the Foral by King Manuel I

with consequent re-establishment in the same year.

1759

The town of Favaios ceases to belong to the Marquises of Távora

accused of being the authors of the attempt on the life of King José I, and became part of the crown;

1820

Reconstruction of the Favaios Mother Church/Saint Domingos Church (neoclassical style).

1853

Extinction of the Municipality of Favaios to include the Municipality of Alijó

(due to liberal reform).

Early 20th Century

Construction of Favaios primary school

according to the Adães Bermudes type project.

1915

Creation date of the Humanitarian Association of the Favaios Voluntary Firemen

1919

Construction of the Favaios Theatre.

1952

Creation of the Favaios Cooperative Winery.

1991

Favaios is elevated to a town.

2001

Classification of Favaios as a Douro Wine-growing Village.

2012

Inauguration of the Favaios Museum Centre - Bread and Wine.