Portugal Castelo Mendo

An ancient town with a marked medieval character, it is made up of two very distinct centres: the old town, which was originally established, consisting of a castle, a church in ruins, and vestiges of medieval urbanism, all of them surrounded by a 12th century wall; and the new town, or Suburb of S. Pedro, protected by a wall built in the reign of King Dinis, with clear Gothic characteristics, and strongly affected by the earthquake of 1755.

A wide angle and plenty of calm to spend a pleasant day.

The parking lot is marked on the map.