It is one of the most important symbols of the city of Pinhel, representing the judicial autonomy of the municipality and classified as a National Monument in 1910. It features five octagonal steps, an octagonal column with a square base and a circular capital topped by a cage of eight small columns decorated with plant motifs.

This walking trail stretches along the Douro River slope, from the old Customs building to the former Pousada de Santa Catarina. Enjoy the wonderful views of the river while soaking up the tranquility of the place.

A space offering privileged views of the Douro River and the surrounding rocky outcrops.

This viewpoint offers some of the most beautiful views in the region. You'll get direct views of the Douro River, framed by lush green hills.

This viewpoint offers some of the most beautiful views in the region. You'll get direct views of the Douro River, framed by lush green hills.

Wall belonging to a Gothic castle, where a pre-Romanesque cross can still be seen.

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Theatre built in the end of the XIX century by the architect Tomás Augusto Soler. It was first called Teatro Dona Maria Pia, and then changed to Teatro Funchalense, after that to Teatro Manuel de Arriaga and at last Teatro Baltazar Dias, paying homage to the Madeira dramaturge from the XVI century.

Ample space with conditions to receive various cultural initiatives.

Prehistoric rock shelters, where traces of wall representations are visible. It measures approximately 150 m2 in area and averages just 45 centimeters in height. It is decorated with five series of wall sculptures believed to date from two different periods: the first around 1500 BC and the second from the Bronze Age.