- The settlement got it's autonomy in 1213 and Pope Innocent II gave it the name of Castelobranco in 1215. Castelo Branco became a city in 1771.
- Relax in the city’s green spaces and tranquil squares, or enjoy the panoramic views from the belvederes that offer a unique perspective of Castelo Branco.
- Castelo Branco'nun en dikkat çeken özelliklerinden biri de doğal güzellikleridir. Şehir, çevresindeki dağlık bölgeler, ormanlık alanlar ve nehirlerle çevrilidir.
- The Roman Centum Cellas Tower is one of Castelo Branco’s most intriguing national monuments and can be seen from the 13th century castle of Belmonte.
- During the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries were raised about 400 inquisition processes against naturals or residents of Castelo Branco...
- Castelo Branco, situated in east-central Portugal near the Spanish border, is a city that seamlessly blends its historical roots with modern development.
- District capital, Castelo Branco is one of the largest municipalities in Portugal and the one with the biggest area in the entire Centro Region.
- In the nation’s Centro region, Castelo Branco district, the country’s fourth-largest, contains 11 municipalities across 160 parishes.
- Castelo Branco, city and concelho (municipality), east-central Portugal. It is located about 10 miles (16 km) north of the Tagus (Tejo) River, where the river...