An enduring symbol of unity. Here at the Padrão do Tratado de Tagilde Sculpture, we are reminded of a pact forged centuries ago. The Padrão do Tratado de Tagilde Sculpture, erected in 1953, commemorates the Treaty of Tagilde, signed in 1372. This treaty, a military alliance between Portugal and England, is the oldest of its kind still in effect today. The treaty was signed between King Ferdinand I of Portugal and representatives of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. The treaty solidified their alliance against Castile. It marked the beginning of a long-lasting bond between Portugal and England. This alliance has endured through wars, political upheavals, and changing times. The Padrão do Tratado de Tagilde Sculpture stands as a testament to this enduring relationship. It symbolizes the power of diplomacy and the significance of international cooperation.
Igreja de Santa Cristina
Hidden within the serene landscape of Mesão Frio stands the Igreja de Santa Cristina. Its history stretches back to remote