Small garden featuring an old water wheel and a small chapel.

Pleasant space, with some grassy flower beds between Portuguese cobblestone paths, some garden benches and a pillory.

Although it is thought that this town, located on the bank of the River Soure, dates back to pre-Romanesque times, only Roman remains have been found in the region. In the XIV century it was already a very populated town, having been granted a new charter in 1513 by Dom Manuel I. In fact, Vila Nova de Anços would only cease to be the county seat in the 19th century (1836). The architectural heritage includes the Manueline pillory (Property of Public Interest), the Paços dos Duques de Cadaval with Gothic remains, the Cruz do Santo Cristo (18th century), the parish …

A large, grassy and tree-lined space, featuring a lake surrounded by beautiful flowerbeds. It also has some garden benches and artificial lighting.

Modern viewpoint, with some stone benches, offering beautiful panoramic views over the entire region.

Wide space, with grassy beds cut by Portuguese cobblestone paths, offering a beautiful panoramic view over the Arunca River.

A park by the Hotel Terra Nostra, that dates back to the 18th century. A pleasant space where strenuous trails side lakes and cross colourful alleys of exotic flowers.

It is part of the National Ecological Reserve – National Agricultural Reserve. The salt marsh predominates in this place, with many shorebirds and inhabited by birds characteristic of wetlands.

This location includes a route that crosses areas known as marshes and cultivated land, such as rice fields.

It borders the municipality of Murtosa and has Caniçal as its predominant habitat. The Mallard and the Moorhen are some of the most observed water birds, and as for birds of prey, the most common is the Western Marsh Harrier. Other animals stand out, such as the Common Reed Bunting, the Weasel, the Mediterranean Tree Frog and the Brown Rat.