On the mountain parish of Cabril, the more than two metres tall waterfall that comes from the Unhais brook (resulting of the encounter of the Estrela and Alforfa brooks) is quite an interesting natural resource but difficult to get to. The landscape includes the Poio reservoir.

The regional wine cellar of Caínha House, situated in Mondim de Basto, is open every day and get him eating by inviting prices. Among the delicacies that the menu of restaurants features can choose cod, Octopus and even veal.

Baroque church of longitudinal plan consists of nave and chancel. Features a two Tower Records divided by the cornice, with its Bell in round arch. Interior of the Church has a choir-high, presenting the Gospel, pulpit and baptistery foursquare. Along the walls are two cruises and others painted on the stonework of the corners and frames, composing a Via Crucis and a Calvary. Watch out in the grave with stone bearing the headstone, next to the sacristy. There are two sinks of holy water: a simple and other more elaborate.

Located in a small square where there is also a fountain with a baroque back and coat of arms, the parish church of Lobrigos stands out for its main facade which is, at the same time, the base of the bell tower. With a square plan, here, on its three sides, there are round arches, forming a galilee that precedes the entrance to the temple. The body of the church develops longitudinally, towards the back, featuring a single nave with a high choir, and rectangular chancel. A highlight is the pipe organ, the only one in operation in the diocese …

A small track for bicycles. Along the track, the vast vegetation and the wonderful views stand out.

A typical village where the chapel of Saint Bárbara of tebilhão and several mills stand out.

A belvedere with a chapel that stands out on the top of the hill. Views of the Alva valley and of the Açor mountain.

Large, very pleasant green space, where some stone buildings stand out.

This fountain stands out for its glazed tiles panels and the bust of Maria da Fonte.

18th-century building in which stand out the tiles dating from the same period.