This museum, built in the 1970s in the so-called Casa dos Távora, moved in the following decade to the former jail and then to the City Hall building. Among the many objects on display, the collections of metal objects, porcelain dolls, linen utensils, and paintings stand out.

It is the heart of the city, full of beautiful buildings, shops and several terraces that are located under the 16th century arcades. Here, occasional animations and outdoor activities take place.

Clock tower built in 1613 by Gonzalo Sanches, along with the jail, the audience and the camera.

Former Jesuit College consisting of a simple rectangular plan, developed around two cloisters, with emphasis in the Church Centre. The College was founded in the 18th century and, in 1839, d. Maria II installed here the Court and jail. In the 20th century was also installed at City Hall.

Covered space market where you can buy all kinds of fresh produce.

The terraces are the “ex-libris” of the Alto Douro. This landscape full of curves, with a schist terrain, is the work of the man of this region who takes care of it and plants here the famous wine of the region.

The trail passes through the restored village of Pia do Urso, a place full of history with its typical mountain dwellings. It is here that the Sensory Ecopark, designed for the blind, is located.

Located on the way out of Almoçageme, near the Praia Grande, this restaurant is famed for the good quality of its meat dishes. Other specialities are the roasted cod and the fried sole.

Located on the way out of Montemor, this restaurant is decorated with hand painted tiles with pictures of the Alentejo region.The menu has regional dishes and shellfish. Good wine list.

Emblazoned in granite House where it is still possible to identify some remains of the old jail.