Arganil

Arganil is located in the central region of Portugal, with a population of approximately 11.067 inhabitants (2021). Founded in the year 1.114, its history dates back to medieval times, with vestiges of Roman settlements. Its historical heritage includes centuries-old churches, such as the Matriz São Gens de Arganil Church, and well-preserved stately homes. The city stands out for its natural environment, surrounded by mountains and forests. The local economy is mainly based on agriculture, livestock and traditional crafts. In cultural terms, Arganil hosts annual festivals such as the São Pedro Fair.