Romanesque in origin but rebuilt in the 17th century, this church may have played host to a chapter in Portugal’s favorite (and grisliest) love story. Tradition has it that the future Dom Pedro secretly married Inês de Castro here around 1354.
Romanesque in origin but rebuilt in the 17th century, this church may have played host to a chapter in Portugal’s favorite (and grisliest) love story. Tradition has it that the future Dom Pedro secretly married Inês de Castro here around 1354.
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