Located on a rocky Islet in the river Tagus, a Templar Castle warrant lift by Gualdim Pais, in the 12th century. Previously, it is believed to have existed a castro lusitano, improved by the Romans. The walls are flanked by ten towers that surround the keep and which gave the set an important defensive capabilities. Inside, there are several monumental doors that make communication between the different parts of the Castle. The access is made by river in a small boat crossing, lasting about five minutes.

Welfare-oriented religious monument, with features plateaux, composed of two floors and adjoining chapel. You can still see the big window and balcony with panoramic porch. The interior retains the division between floors, being at the bottom are the shops, while in the second, stands out the room that connects to the chapel. The interior of the chapel stands out by the representations which preserves the Sagrada Familia and the Mystical Lamb, among other elements. Access to the hospital's side of the Gospel.

A national monument of Gothic origin, it was rebuilt in 1600 in the Mannerist style after a fire destroyed the original structure. Inside, the Manueline tomb of João Afonso, founder of the city's old hospital, and the Gothic tomb of Fernão Rodrigues Redondo are also classified as national monuments. Also noteworthy are the two paintings by Bento Coelho da Silveira. The church, which includes the Chapel of St. Peter, has a 19th-century pipe organ.

Former College of 16th-century Foundation, where he settled in the late 19th century, the Court of first and Second Instance. The building, with three floors, has as its centerpiece a cloister. Between 1549 and 1892, worked here the old Dominican College of St. Thomas. Between 1892 and 1927, suffered extensive remodeling, working as the residence of the Count of Ameal. From 1927 until the present day, offers legal services.

A typical pastry shop in Caminha, with a rustic atmosphere and a decor where the wood element stands out. From its large terrace, one can enjoy the views of the town's historic centre.

Traditional village whose name origins from the word laurel or the expression field of honour. It owns typical houses with wood balconies. The Colégio de São Fiel building stands out.

It was at São Romão, in the Marvão House, that the benedictin monk Frei Bernardo de Vasconcelos (1902-1932), a writer and a mystique poet, was born. Some rural houses and old farms stand out.

A set o cinema rooms at the GaiaShopping, located 300 metres away from the A1, on the way out to Coimbrões and 3 km away from the Arrábida Brige - the main entrance to Oporto.

Garden with a bandstand, some monuments and a terrace. Inside, there is a lake with a fountain and a wide variety of floral species. It is a good choice for a different night out, given that, in the summer, it usually hosts cultural activities.

In the garden, a true "persian carpet" of natural flowers stands out. In the centre there is a charming fountain topped by a sculpture of Saint Bárbara. In the close by garden there are some vestiges of the ruins of the old bishop's palace.