This area is located in the heart of the Gerês valley, on the Caniçada reservoir. Several springs from the Gerês mountains converge here, namely the Gerês River, the Cávado River, and the Freitas River. The marina is sought after for its scenic beauty and excellent conditions for water sports. It encompasses approximately 700 hectares of navigable waterways.

Located next to the Alqueidão Fort, a place of great historical significance, this is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Estremadura. From here you can appreciate a panorama that stretches across the entire Atlantic coast from the Berlengas Islands to the Arrábida Mountains, with the Montejunto Mountains, the Tagus River and the Ribatejo floodplain to the North and East.

The museum, located next to the entrance to the Roman city of Conímbriga, features a permanent exhibition depicting customs, artistic, and cultural phenomena dating from the first millennium BC to the sixth century AD. These are grouped by theme: daily life, architecture, and cults, illustrated by countless objects and fragments of various metals, ceramics, glass, stone (including sculptures), stucco, mural paintings, and bones. Among other finds, it preserves four milestones found within the city of Conímbriga (Mile CXVI of the XVI Itinerary from Braga to Lisbon) or nearby: two to Constantius Chlorus, one to Tacitus, and one to Galerius Maximian.

A glazed terrace, sitting on bench seats to a score of customers. The interior space behaves as many, who roam looking for perceves, cooked prawns, fried and flambé, clams, razor clams, fried moray eel and snails. The conversion of an old barn in ruins gave way to this rustic restaurant, family environment. The restaurant works since 2002 and is located in one of the main streets of Vila do Bispo. On the menu you will find excellent grilled fish, as well as monkfish rice stuffed squid, trying to rival the seafood caught locally as the mussels, grilled limpets and the …

Houses with culm rooftops, espigueiros (small cereal warehouses) and a communal oven in this mountain village. The craftwork, namely the manufacturing of the wool, are quite important. The traditional "Jogo do Pau" (a warrior game where the participants fight each other with wood sticks) still lives on here, thanks to a school where that art is taught.

Entirely rebuilt from the original structure of a 19th-century building stands in the Centre of beautiful and romantic gardens. Here it is easy to practice the art of relaxation and enjoy all the sensory impressions of a life in full in an authentic atmosphere, with access to SPA treatments in the Hotel do Templo. It features 49 rooms, four of them suites.

Space resulting from the recovery of two 16th century farms with a total area of about 25 hectares, being the third largest green space in the capital. Here you can walk through paths where you'll see canals of water, a Lake, playgrounds, a small stage, exhibition area, a bar and a restaurant.

Medieval castle with a significant keep. Noteworthy in this fortification is the gate flanked by towers and a horseshoe arch made of local marble. The Torre da Cadeia and Porta Legal feature remains of Moorish architecture and Gothic tombstones commemorating the work. Located overlooking the village, from here, guests can enjoy beautiful views of the region.

This religious building was founded in 1708 by Domingos Lourenço Perdigão. It was here that the prisoners out of jail in the area came to fulfill the divine offices. Inside you can see traces of Baroque-style moral. Its architecture is simple, rectangular and the decoration is Baroque, as neatly and can see in primitive murals and outdoor balcony grills.

Founded in the 19th century, this aquarium features 93 aquariums with thousands of different species. Here you'll find Atlantic, tropical, and freshwater marine fauna. Highlights include the collections of stuffed fish and seashells, as well as a collection of King Carlos's fish. It opened in 1898 to commemorate the fourth centenary of the discovery of the sea route to India.