Opened in 1968, this equestrian statue in bronze, made by the sculptor Barata Feyo. It represents the mythical nobleman Vímara Peres, the presumable commandant of the troops that occupied the city from 868 to 1071 and that, in some way, presaged Portugal’s autonomy.

Monument inaugurated in 2005, on Avenue of the firefighters themselves, which shows not only the commitment of the municipality of Borba to help this body, but also of the people, as a way to thank you for your courage, dedication and determination with which work in favor of all.

A pleasant restaurant, tastefully decorated, with a friendly service and a wide menu of typical regional dishes and other specialities. Its name comes from the way the moors named Sintra. There is no dinner service, in the evening it has a bar atmosphere.

Urban and isolated Chapel, with identical structure to the chapel of the Holy Christ of the cross, in the same region, because it has a porch supported by Tuscan columns. The facade is in granite, and, in the portal, you can see a color chart that has entered the date in which the works were finished (8 September de1867). In the 20th century was restored.

This museum consists of a completely closed box, which aims to establish a certain parallel with a music box. Visitors have the opportunity to enter this large “music box”, travel through time, explore and listen with great curiosity to hundreds of mechanical instruments, distributed across five exhibition galleries, arranged around a central courtyard.

This is a restaurant that stands out for its authenticity. Here, the Goan food is be expected from budget hotel in an exemplary manner. Humble space, of small dimensions, where once was the corner of Martins, maintains a simple decoration, however, hospitable. The dishes are spicy tendenciosamente (very), characteristic of this region's cuisine, so be careful and keep bread and a glass of milk nearby. The specialties are the Samosas, the shrimp biryani and the fantastic lamb biryani. To sweeten the mouth and release the pungent, has the famous bebinca.

Considered one of the largest mining operations in the Roman world, the Tresminas mine began during the reign of Augustus (27 BC – 14 AD) and continued until the time of Septimius Severus. It was likely carried out using an open-pit system, creating the large craters that still bear witness to the human effort in the landscape today. A complex system of galleries was opened across the vein for the transport, disposal, and treatment of the minerals, which remains open to visitors. The Archaeological Park has viewpoints overlooking the mining pits, interpretive panels, signposted walking trails, and picnic areas. Visits …

This icon of the night portuense was refurbished in 2008 and continues to be assumed within the script for fun of many young people who seek the revival of the years 80. Located in the middle of downtown Porto, on a narrow street, who around here goes, won't say that behind that door so simple, is a busy area and sought, above all, by the Rock. The many Dj's who around here are already know that music give to the ears of those who pass through here.

Herdade da Agolada de Cima offers cosy rooms and houses, not missing the attention given to each corner. Ideal place for those who enjoy hiking, biking, yoga and relaxation sessions in full Homestead clearings.

Old windmill adapted, belonging to the set dos Moinhos da Pena. In full contact with nature, offers a beautiful view over the Serra de Aire. The mill has three floors, with a bedroom, a kitchen and a living room.