Location
Located in the parish of Penamacor, in the municipality of the same name, district of Castelo Branco, Portugal.
Historical Significance
One of the two pillories in the municipality, dating from 1565.
Classification
Recognized as a Property of Public Interest since 1933.
Architecture
Built on a base of four octagonal steps, it features a cylindrical column with grooves and a capital ornamented with national and municipal coats of arms.
Visual Details
Serpentine restraining irons project from the top of the pillory, adding a distinctive touch to its structure.
Cultural Context
Represents a significant part of the history and local identity of Penamacor.
