Also known as Cerro do Castelo, is a fortified village where many oculadas plates were found in gold and silver. This points to worship of a deity with prophylactic powers in diseases of the eye.

Single nave church with a principal front with the same classical syle as the cloister. Inside are worthy of notice the mannerist and baroque retables, the glazed tiles and the paintings. At the sacristy is the “Deposição do Túmulo”.

The igreja Matriz de Pedraça has longitudinal plant consisting of nave, flanked by long rectangular Bell Tower Chapel. Emphasis on expressive paintings of the chapel of the Senhora do Rosário.

Water mill in granite with coverage in granite slabs. Formerly owned by nursery, Morgado was moved to the banks of the Ribeiro do Fontão as a symbol of the vast and rich molinológico patrimony that the County owns.

In the Farm of Santa Cruz do Bispo, a special note to a portal by Nicolau Nasoni. The ground floor has important decorative elements, namely the sculpture that ends two windows in the façade.

This is one of the two enclosed oratorios in homes, which initially meant for the route of the procession of Senhor dos Passos. Originally, there were seven steps. The procession held for the last time in 1953.

This is one of the two enclosed oratorios in homes, which initially meant for the route of the procession of Senhor dos Passos. Originally, there were seven steps. The procession held for the last time in 1953.

Inserted in the Douro River, next to the Crestuma-Lever dam, Marina Angra do Douro has support infrastructures and privileged natural conditions that allow sailing all year round.

Tower attached to the Church of Santa Maria dos Olivais, rectangular plant consisting of two floors. Initially had the function of atalaia, but Bell was adapted in the time of d. Manuel I.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses, all tributaries of the Càvado river. The rio do Forno (Oven river) is one of them and flows from north to south.