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Castelo Branco

With the passage of time, the city has been collecting heritage, and if its embroidered bedspreads are famous beyond the Portuguese borders, the local architecture and gastronomy are also worth a visit.

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More to know about Castelo Branco

City of light, of heritage and rooted traditions, Castelo Branco is rich in Nature, Flavor and Culture.

Full of history and with a heritage of incalculable value, this centuries-old city has a great diversity of spaces and multiple activities, with a close and familiar atmosphere, where the mountains and the city intersect.

In this city you can find a wide variety of tourist attractions, from the natural beauty of the Monsanto Forest Park to the historical richness of the Castle of Castelo Branco.

If you are a lover of good food, the city is also the ideal place to enjoy the gastronomy of the Beiras, with dishes based on sheep cheese and mountain ham.

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