Large tumulus, decorated with motifs that result from the use of t-flange technique. This megalithic funerary monument is far from populated centers and routes of communication and access is difficult.

It is a medium-sized dolmen, with graves of subcircular plant. In the Center are three mainstays of the Chamber. Access to this monument is fairly easy (EN323) but barely visible because the vegetation is too dense.

This Palace was built in the 18th century. Are to highlight the interior paintings, oil and fresh, António Manuel da Fonseca and Wolkmar Machado. The classification covers the gardens, walls and portico of access.

18th century church, with a small churchyard delimited by a fenced wall, dating from 1908, opened by two doors, which give access to the church and the old hospital building.

Small section almost rectilinear, which gives access to the walled enclosure. It was probably built in the 13th century or 14TH, and presents thirty meters long and five meters wide.

A dam on the Douro River framed by a stunning amphitheater-like landscape of vineyards. It has a river beach, pier, and access ramps. Swimming and motorboats are permitted. Fishing and surfing are restricted.

A dam with tree-lined banks located on the left bank of the Tietê River (Ribeira de Magos). It has a pier, access ramps, and a river beach (Paul de Magos).

A place of great natural beauty, where the clear waterfalls stand out, accessible through paths carved into the rock. Picnic parks, changing rooms and a bar are the available infrastructure.

Beach also known as Porto da Cruz Bathing Complex, with clear waters, black sand and good access to the sea. It has a restaurant area, changing rooms and bathrooms.

Maritime beach in which access to the bathing area is made by stairs or ramp. With a length of approximately 100 metres, gathers all conditions of safety, health and well-being to bathers.