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The statue, in honor of D. Sancho I (second King of Portugal), was inaugurated on May 28, 1956. The pedestal bears the inscription: "D. Sancho I, 2nd King of Portugal 1185 – 1211, granted Guarda city charter on November 27, 1199."

A cathedral steeped in history, with tombs within the church, views over the city, and beautiful statues. Tickets cost €1.50 to enter the cathedral and €2.50 to visit the cathedral and the viewpoint over the city.

The imposing castle of Guarda was built in 1199 by King D. Sancho I. The only remaining parts are fragments of the city walls, known as the Gothic-style Torre dos Ferreiros, and the Torre de Menagem (Homage Tower), which houses Guarda's local history museum.

The city of Guarda, known as the highest city in Portugal, has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. Founded by King Sancho I in 1199, the city played a crucial role in defending the Portuguese border and in the country's history. The city is home to several historic buildings, such as the Church of São Vicente, the former Convent of São Francisco, and the Guarda Museum, housed in the former Episcopal Palace. The city has undergone continuous development, honoring its past and seeking modernization, without losing sight of its historical and cultural heritage. 👍

The bar is a perfect place to start the Passodiços do Mondego from Videmonte - there is a shady terrace and there is also a swimming area by the bridge.

Beautiful waterfall with a large bathing pool. Jumps from up to 4 m possible. super cool Located right at the beginning or end of the Mondego Skywalk. To get there you have to climb over the barrier of the boardwalk………. but otherwise no problem.

Guarda - Cathedral (the most beautiful granite one in Portugal)

Bathing beach on the Rio Mondego, with a small bar in summer