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Visiting Guimarães Portugal? Here's What You Need to See

Often called the birthplace of Portugal, Guimarães is a city where history is seeping from every corner. With its medieval streets, castle towers and vibrant plazas, this UNESCO World Heritage site blends centuries of tradition with youthful energy. Get a free card WISE CARD or zero fees on a transfer up to €500. The perfect way and safe way to pay for your vacation in Gumarães https://wise.com/invite/dic/clairer Guimarães invites you to slow down and explore where Portugal’s story began. Join us as we cover Things To Do In Guimarães The City That started A Nation Guimarães Historic Centre Guimarães is called the “birthplace of Portugal”. The old town is a compact network of granite paved streets, small squares and medieval buildings What makes Guimarães stand out is how normal life carries on inside this UNESCO listed centre. You’ll pass laundry hanging from windows and locals running errands. 00:24 When To VIsit? 00:46 How To Get There? 01:00 Guimarães Castle 01:58 Palace Duques de Bragança 02:38 Church Of São Miguel do Castelo 02:59 Statue of Alfono Henriques 03:09 Medieval wallls 03:26 Historical Centre 03:56 Aqui Naceu Portugal 04:14 São Gualter Church 05:01 Largo da Oliveira 05:36 Church of Our Lady of Oliveira 05:57 Praça de São Tiago 06:24 Largo do Toural 06:21 Taste a Torta de Guimarães 07:15 Bordado de Guimaraes 07:28 Garden Alameda 07:53 Church of St. Francis Read More at our blog https://activitiesinportugal.com/18-things-to-do-in-guimaraes/ Other FREE ways to support the channel 📺 Playing the video for the entire duration (even in the background is fine) ♥️ Sharing a link to this video with your friends on social media 💬 Leaving a comment 👍 Liking the video Instagram https://www.instagram.com/activitiesinportugal/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/activitiesinportugal Copyright Activities in Portugal. #guimarães #guimaraes #northernportugal https://www.activitiesinportugal.com/

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