It is located on a rocky site, approximately 820 meters above sea level. Remains of walls and the ruins of a watchtower are visible. Several objects were found inside the fort. Near the fort, you'll find a necropolis, a milestone, and trails that are part of Roman roads.

Fort built in the 16th century on the site of Cimo da Rocha to defend the town during the Philippine reign. It consists of a small bastion and the Command House and Troop Barracks. Inside, there is the chapel of Our Lady of Conception and an obelisk in honor of Commander Carvalho Araújo.

Bridge located on the Ribeira de Nisa, associated with a stretch of paved road. It's more a testament to the period of Roman occupation in this region. It consists of five perfect round arches with carved-seas in their five pillars, characteristic that makes the site even more enjoyable.

Sophisticated space inserted in a fifth of wine tourism. On this site are served delicious regional dishes made by chef Diogo Rocha. In addition to the proposals included in the menu, there are still two tasting menus placed at the disposal of guests. There are still several wine tasting.

Enjoying an excellent state of preservation, the Castro de Romariz is a fortified settlement dating from the 5th century BC, with occupation levels extending to the 1st century AD, and is considered one of the most significant archaeological sites in the Entre Douro e Vouga region. It was identified in the mid-19th century with the discovery of a monetary treasure: the Romariz treasure. After a long period of abandonment, a new phase of systematic archaeological work began in 1980, studying the origins and evolution of the hillfort, identifying the various phases of proto-historic and Roman occupation. It is necessary to …

Hotel situated along the motorway connection node Lisbon-Madrid, installed a alentejana typical House. Offers comfortable and well-equipped rooms with a beautiful view of the city\/historic area and mountain views.

Large tower with 22 rooms, eight of which are suites. Offering beautiful views over the city and the Hill of Nossa Senhora de Assunção. There is also a bar and restaurant, on the 15th floor, with panoramic views.

Well located on the ridge of the beach, this hotel offers a splendid sea view. The rooms have a private bathroom, television and telephone, as well as balconies from where on can enjoy the lovely views of the beach.

A golf course with 18 holes, disposed along two lovely valleys. The first nine holes offer magnificent views of the bay of Lagos. There is a pleasant Clubhouse, with terraces and balconies that have views of the country.

Of the old village of Jarmelo, currently, only a set of ruins remain located on an elevation from which you can see a vast area, from Serra da Estrela to Serra da Marofa. The story goes that, because of the love between the Infante Dom Pedro and Inês de Castro, this village suffered great violence, and the consequences are still clearly visible today.