From here one may view a typical small town of the Alto Minho region: green landscapes, manors and a crystal clear river.

Boat once used in maritime activity in the region and which is now on dry land to demonstrate the readiness of marine inhabitants of Figueira da Foz.

Two storey urban building, probably built in the 16th century, with features of regional architecture. Features a trapezoidal plan with coverage in roof and terrace.

The shepherds of the Alentejo region are known as "artist sculptors". The pipes carved on olive tree wood ar an example of this art. Usually, they represent animals.

Espaço com grande variedade de artigos, onde se encontram brinquedos, peças de artesanato regional e artigos religiosos.

Situated in the Natural Park of Douro international, this beautiful house typically transmontana dated 15th century offers magnificent views of the entire region.

The tranquility, the landscape and the friendliness of the region invite you to stay in the House of the Dão, with the guarantee of privacy in a space that is all yours and you bring with you.

Statue sculpted in bronze and concrete plaques, representing a woman bursting out of nowhere and coming forth as a winner. It aims to celebrate the autonomy of the region.

A Living Monument of Public Interest, because it is a centennial tree. The olive tree is a regional symbol. This tree may be around 800 years old.

Dam opened in 1976, belonging to the Port Wine region, downstream of Cachão da Valeira, about 6 km upstream of the Tua River.