Day 4 finds us in the Porto train station at 8:20 a.m. to catch the suburban train to Guimarães, a city of medieval origin, dating back to the 10th century. Its historic center was classified as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in December 2001.
Karina Pinella 
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Wow!
Simply breathtaking beauty!
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It definitely was!
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I loooooove Guimaraes!!
You´re so lucky 😀
Big hugs!!
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Thanks 😊
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Medieval history is vast, and I’m sure the castle offered a unique vantage point. You stood in the perfect place to shoot an arrow…now it’s time for longbow training!
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Yes, I need to shoot better! So sad that I’m not as straight shooting as I should or could be. By the time I get a decent camera (and lessons), I’ll be rocking in a chair.
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Stunning pictures! You sure do know how to make the most of your trips. 😛
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It’s all about seeing as much as I can of the beauty around the world ☺️
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One of the best things to do in life! 😀
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