Category: Civil Architecture > Building
District: Guarda > Guarda > Guarda > Judiária
- Displays a unique architecture from the 16th and 17th centuries, evidenced by a charming trilobed window, gargoyles, and stonework.
- Classified as of Municipal Value, the building stands out for its old ground-floor doors, which were once used for commerce.
- On the east facade, one observes part of the "Via Sacra," and there is even speculation about the presence of a Hebrew inscription, adding mystery and historical interest.
- Built entirely of granite, the house features a special window with a marble column, providing tourists with a unique experience.
- Offers visitors the unmissable opportunity to explore the rich history and architecture of this landmark in Guarda, Portugal.
Coordinates DD: 40.53987762939245,-7.26768555361478
Coordinates DMS: 40°32'23.6"N 07°16'3.7"W