The Unamunian (Miguel de Unamuno) Literary Itinerary

Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo (1864 - 1936) Spanish essayist, novelist, playwright, poet and philosopher, was born in the Basque city of Bilbao. His artistic work includes the novels "Paz en la guerra" (1897), about the Carlist wars; "Niebla" (1914), in which autobiographical elements abound; "Abel Sánchez" (1917); "La tía Tula" (1921) and "San Manuel Bueno, Mártir" (1931). Also worth mentioning are his books of poems "Rosario de sonetos líricos" (1911) and "El Cristo de Velázquez" (1920). He also cultivated travel literature, "Por terras de Portugal y España" (1911), and theater, "Fedra". This itinerary identifies 16 places in the city of Guarda with the author's works: Pensão Santos (hostel), Torre dos Ferreiros (Blacksmiths' Tower),  the Cathedral, Porta do Sol (old entrance to the city), Misericórdia Church, Augusto Gil School (Former National Lyceum), S. Francisco Convent (Former Infantry Regiment 12), Railway Station. More information: mun-guarda.pt/municipio/governacao/turismo/rotas-trilhos/