Set of rural dwellings but well-maintained and comfortable, with seven bedrooms, a kitchen and a common room. If desired, you can pay a visit to the beekeeping centre belonging to this country house.

It is one of the three water lines in Mora. Its route is lined with dense vegetation, an aspect that gives it great beauty and is worth a visit, also attractive due to the quietness of the place.

This hill is a northern continuation of the Montemuro Hill. One may follow the pedestrian trails and visit the lost villages with their schist covered houses. The hill has magnificent views of the valley.

This is one of the oldest restaurants visited at the Bairro Alto, decorated with paintings, drawings and caricatures. It offers a varied menu in a simple, small space with a competent service and a big wine list.

You can visit the famous Almourol Castle, one of the best-known Portuguese monuments, by crossing on the City Council's recreational boat, which has a capacity of 50 people.

This museum, inaugurated in 1992, aims to portray what was once one of the main economic activities of the municipality: the cultivation of vines and the production of wine. Reservations are required at the Municipal Library to visit.

Tumulus about 8.5 m maximum diameter, features plated remains and lithic tumuli reasonably visible, a result of the great depression. The Chamber there are six Struts that outcrop at the surface, some of them to about half a meter. The mainstay which looks as if it belonged at the head emerges over one meter. The tumulus is located in a small ground, on the right side of the road that connects Pedrário to Meixide, along a seam of Quartz. This is a great example of how visible would be the construction of a tapir.

This church is located in the main square of Salvaterra de Magos, with construction beginning in 1296 and undergoing several subsequent renovations. In the former sacristy, one of the tile panels bears a cartouche with the date 1725. Inside, one of the naves has a false wooden vaulted ceiling with a painting depicting its patron saint, Saint Paul, rising to heaven, guarded by a group of angels.

Located 25 kilometers from the town center is this monument of probable Arab origin. Rebuilt after the 1531 earthquake, it features an interesting sculpture above the main gate, where three castles and an eagle are visible. After assuming great defensive importance, it lost its usefulness over the years, and only between 1941 and 1954 did it undergo renovations that gave it its current appearance, with two towers. It served as a prison during the Middle Ages.

Nuno Gonçalves was Alcaide-mor of the Castle de Faria, in the reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal. At this point the troops of Castile invaded our country. Taken prisoner by the Castilians, was taken to the walls of Castelo de Faria, in an attempt to convince his son, Gonçalo Nunes, then Chief of the garrison, to surrender. However, Nuno Gonçalves took the opportunity to urge his son to the resistance, and was promptly shot down. This episode became a legend and narrated by Alexandre Herculano.