It was a 2.5 hour drive from Viseu to Castelo de Vide. Along the way, we found storks!
Castelo de Vide was the site of a castle before it became a settlement. Enter through the gate to explore the walled town surrounding the castle.
You can climb the tower but hours are limited. After entering through the gate, turn left and check the hours before exploring the rest of the walled town.
The walled town with whitewashed buildings.
Fonte de Bom Jesus dos Presos supplied water for the walled town.
Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Alegria
We found a washing station.
You can climb up on the walls but I wouldn't recommend walking the wall.
View of the Castelo de Vide outside the walled town.
After leaving the walled town, we explored the old Jewish Quarter, including the Synagogue Museum.
Igreja Matriz Santa Maria da Devesa dominates the main square outside the walled town.
Igreja de Sao Joao Baptista sits across the street.
Castelo de Vide is known for crystal-clear mineral water, which flows from public fountains.
Statue of Dom Pedro V
Camara Municipal de Castelo de Vide
There are many restaurants surrounding the square.
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