The Parque de Campismo de São Gião, located on the banks of the river Alva, boasts numerous green spaces and shadows to enjoy vacation with tranquility. Its main points of interest are the Roman bridge (Adaline_abe) and the Centre of São Gião.

This manor house represents an outstanding example from the plain architecture. We can notice it through the elements on its main façade in which the doorways stand out and the eight balcony windows. In the wall centre there is a baroque Coat of Arms.

This manor house has two floors with an irregular rectangular plan. It is composed by the main building, a tower with three floors and one attached chapel. It was constructed on the first half of the XVIII century, standing out on the inside the pulpit on Gospel’s side.

This building was constructed in the XVIII century, it has two floors and the plan is in “U”. It shows a big farmyard limited by a gate with pinnacles. It is worth to mention the door stonework with a broken pediment and the rest of the paintings on the wall in the main floor. It is rather deteriorate.

Urban Mannerist Palace consisting of a rectangular plan and two floors. The main façade is longitudinal, with aligned openings, being the second floor balcony. The House was built in the 17th century, passing into the hands of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia in 1982.

A small lagoon surrounded by a forest park and a picnic area. There is also a viewpoint here offering a magnificent view of the Gruta do Inferno, a canyon through which a tributary of the main stream that feeds the Lagoa das Sete Cidades flows.

Located near a wood quay with excellent views of it. The "coentrada" cuttlefish, its main speciality, as well as the shellfish rice, the wreckfish pasta, the eel "caldeirada" and stew are all very good. Before coffee, do taste the chocolate mousse.

In a restaurant in St Michaels nice people and very affable (only ladies in service) waiting for you: it's called Route of snacks. And the main tidbits here recommend are the slice of grilled meat, the Octopus to the mill owner and the cod with corn bread.

The restaurant Adega do Evaristo, in Aveiro, received the name of an ancient glory of the seashore, whose figure is honored on the walls of the House. Small but cozy space, has in the main attribute of cod. The dose is €11,50, but is enough to feed two people.

The chapel in the village of Viveiro, dedicated to St. Sebastian, is a granite building, of rectangular plan East\/West oriented. In 1940 was the target of expansion works that shaped the building as currently finds itself. Integrated into the main façade are clearly visible traces of the primitive Bell Tower whose arc became the main access door to the temple. Inside stands the high altar, prepared in the central part of the headboard, in gilt, which houses religious imaginary. It is in this chapel that annually in January, is celebrated the mass in honor of s. Sebastião followed by the …