The target of several archaeological campaigns, the Vale do Mouro site has revealed a seven-thousand-year-old Neolithic settlement and a surprising Roman village, when it was thought the site had only been occupied in the third and fourth centuries AD. Silica and quartz flakes were found from the Neolithic period, while a mosaic panel, a unique find in inland Portugal, and a treasure trove of approximately 5,000 coins were discovered in the Roman bathhouse area. The Coriscada Sociocultural Center hosts a permanent exhibition dedicated to this site, the full significance of which remains to be seen.

This stairs are for adventurers only, as its inclination is sharply sloping. It is a Middle Ages’ area, where the prostitutes used to hang around. Start at the Dom Hugo Street, by the Nossa senhora da verdade Chapel (small 18th century temple) by the Romanic Wall and, right after, by the Arco do Colégio. Then, go strait ahead through the Nossa Senhora da Verdade Street and the Codeçal stairs. Here you’ll find the Nossa Senhora do Patrocínio Church. If you go down the Barredo stairs, you’ll be next to the São Francisco Borja Street, near the most typical area of …

A small space, with a modern decor, that stands out for its theme nights.

Ancient house, with central location, where the personalized service stands out.

Pleasant garden, lawn and with trees. Inside, a bronze monument stands out.

Garden with a wide variety of floral species. Statues of individuals stand out.

A space where the surrounding hills stand out in very green sceneries.

A garden with abundant vegetation, lovely flowerbeds and benches. A bandstand stands out.

Collection of religious outfits and goldsmithery works, with a precious ostensory standing out.

Church of a nave and chancel. It stands out for Roman elements found in their vicinity.