This is a walk of high difficulty level. It starts at the Largo da Aldeia at Rio de Frades and ends by the Tebilhão mills. It is about 6 km long and lasts around 3 hours.

A 2.7 kilometres long trail that starts at Curral Falso and ends at the Ribeira da Janela. The walk last about one and half hour and reaches a maximum altitude of 820 metres.

A circular pedestrian trail that starts and ends at São Salvador de Briteiros, totalling around 8.5 kilometres. It takes place along rural pathways and lasts about four hours.

This pedestrian trail, about 2000 metres long, begins in the village's centre and ends by the chapel. It passes the roman trail and descends to the Dão river, while passing by some ancient trees.

Built in the end of the XIX, beginning of the XX century, this lift, neoclassic style, connects down town with Carmo. Up there the view of downtown, São Jorge Castle and Tejo River is magnificent.

Cruise with granite pedestal seat on a platform of four steps. It consists of a smooth column surmounted by the cross whose arms end in Fleur-de-Lys. Presents images of Christ and the Virgin.

Located in the Zeferino de Oliveira Park (author of the monument), this basilica, dated of the end of the 20th century, is the town's ex-libris. A special note to the bells and to the wonderful views of the Sousa river.

Sidewalk that runs through the foothills of Mount for about 800 meters, starting at the shore of the Monastery, passing by a steep slope, about a real abyss, and ending at the Castro de São Paulo.

Building divided in two floors. At the main front, the noble floor presents 4 windows and 3 doors with iron railing and rectangular lintel. The NE front is ends with a granite cornice.

Sober building built in granite with a porch columns, topped based. At each end of the facade there is a stone of weapons, possibly from another location. This property was residence of the 1st Earl Arrochela.