Romanesque temple, with the main chapel's canopy standing out. The bell tower was built in the 18th century.

In addition to a permanent exhibition linked to the theme of wine, this Museum includes a tasting room, a wine store, a wine bar and other exhibition and cultural spaces. Its mission is to document and preserve the wine heritage of the municipality and the Douro in general.

Pedestrian trail consisting of two circuits, with the narrowest part located in Ervedosa do Douro.

Located in the heart of the region classified by UNESCO as World Heritage, the village of São Xisto is an enchanted place on the Douro River, located in Vale de Figueira, in São João da Pesqueira.

Viewpoint with magnificent views over the mountains and surrounding houses.

The Main Church of São João da Pesqueira continues to preserve some medieval features, especially in the main portal with its pointed arch. Inside this temple, whose construction dates back to the 14th century, the baroque main altarpiece and the 17th century paneled covering of the nave ceiling stand out.

From the São Salvador do Mundo Viewpoint, located above the Valeira dam, it is possible to observe magnificent landscapes, with huge steep slopes that contrast with the vineyards, olive trees and orchards, and the Douro River as a backdrop.

The Santa Bárbara Viewpoint is a great place to take beautiful photographs. From here you can see the river, mountains and cultivated fields. A characteristic landscape of this region.

From the São João da Pesqueira Viewpoint it is possible to enjoy a beautiful panoramic landscape, with a great view of the valleys and the region's characteristic soil.

The Eduardo Tavares Museum honors and publicizes part of the work of artist Eduardo Tavares. It presents an archaeological nucleus, coming from various locations in the municipality, with assets chronologically dated to six thousand years ago. The municipality's tourist office, as well as a library related to the Douro, are integrated into the museum space.