House built by painter José Malhoa, which looks like a typical romantic chalet. The walls of brick and the corners and window frames are cut out of rustic stone blocks. It has tiles by Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro.

Founded in 1059 according to popular tradition, although the oldest documentary reference dates back to 1099, the Monastery of Pombeiro enjoyed privileges and justice of its own as early as 1112, as evidenced by the Charter of Couto granted on that date by D. Teresa. This monastic institution has been documented since 853, which makes it one of the oldest in the territory, although there is no material evidence of its first establishment. Located at the intersection of two of the main roads of medieval times, one that connected Porto to Trás-os-Montes and a second that connected Beira to Alto …

Bar dedicated to live music, whose goal is to give visibility to up-and-coming bands, as well as remind the established bands. On Tuesdays there are Jam Sessions and, occasionally, themed parties and DJ ´ s.

Schist House, known as Granny's House, with two bedrooms, kitchen and garden with barbecue. The decor is appealing, comfortable rooms. The quiet of space and the beauty of the village make the stay a reason to come back.

Circuit in which the visitor comes into contact with scenic views, phenomenal. In addition to the informational boards of the exercises that follow, this park contains swimming pool, tennis, mountaineering, canoeing and possibility of water sports.

This space has the biggest national collection of objects for the study of the old inscriptions. Most of them come from the surrounding areas, with a large number of tomb inscriptions and several "tesselae" and roman mosaics.

A pillory formed by an indentation of two square steps, a cylindric main part of the column, composed of two stones and a chapiter from where four arms in the shape of a Greek cross come out.

Grandiose rock formation made up of Ordovician quartzites, located on the banks of the Mondego River. Its name probably comes from the arrangement of the rocks, which seem to suggest a shelf with books.

Restaurant\/seafood restaurant consisting of two rooms with decoration allusive to the sea, with a beautiful view to the ocean, serving fish and seafood dishes. The seafood comes directly from the breeding grounds of the House.

This trail departs from the Largo da Oliveira (Olive Tree Square), whose name comes from a time honoured olive tree at its centre. Surrounded by typical northern houses, this place invites to a unhurried walk. A special note to the small gothic temple built during the reign of Dom Afonso IV, the Church of Our Lady of Oliveira (or Colegiada), the gothic monument whose construction was odered by Dom João I, the Museum Alberto Sampaio, the medieval building of the old Paços do Concelho, the Square of Saint Tiago and the Street of Saint Maria, the Convent of Saint Clara, …