O Queijo Serra da Estrela, vulgarmente chamado Queijo da Serra, é o mais antigo dos queijos portugueses, produzido desde o século XII. É um queijo curado, de pasta semi-mole e amanteigada de cor branca ou amarela, produzido de forma tradicional a partir do leite de ovelha, na região da Serra da Estrela. Produto DOP (Denominação de Origem Protegida), a qualidade e sabor único do Queijo da Serra são reconhecidos em todo o mundo.

Opened in 2006, this museum aims to promote and disseminate the famous cheese of the region, as well as herdsmen\/farmers. Here you can meet the core depicting the manufacture craft of this famous product, as well as learn about the Cheese route. If desired, the Museum also organizes visits to Artisanal Cheese and allows participation in campinhos (sowing\/planting), according to the agricultural calendar.

Section belonging to an ancient Roman road which linked the Guard Mangualde, being possible that belonged to Viseu-Linhares. Is paved with stones lined and divided into three sections.

Cosy garden with flower beds, lawns some trees, garden benches and some equipment for the youngest.

Multifunctional space to House a cinema, a space and a cultural centre where various initiatives.

Baloiços panorâmicos localizados na Serra da Lomba, a uma altitude de 990 metros. Um destes baloiçoes tem vista sobre o Vale do Mondego e o outro sobre a vila de Celorico da Beira.

It is an ancient cemetery where there are four species of tombs: bathtub-shaped, triangular, and anthropomorphic dug in stone furniture. Near these graves, lies the Penedo Bell, a granite block pedunculated fond by weathering agents, well known for meeting a strange and beautiful balance. This site was occupied between the centuries I and II and later between the 12th and 13th centuries, believing, however, that this necropolis date from the 6th century to the 14th century.

Site offering beautiful panoramic views over Celorico da Beira.

Church built between the 17TH century and the 19TH century, the present baroque features, but with some neoclassical touches. The main façade is divided into three murários rags separated by Tuscan pilasters, showing an arched portal still down with double scalloped frame. Inside, the decoration, in plastering and painting.

Noble House with granite masonry façade, where stands out the front door, protected by a porch typical clipping. As was usual in the homes of Jews, the door is wide with verga, shoulder pads and stripes in the background, beveled to mark the hierarchy.