This viewpoint offers fantastic views over the center of Fonte Arcada, the Tavor river and the Vilar dam. A great way to get to know much of the region.

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

The castle is only a small part of the wall, knowing, however, that this castle was built on land offered to the Crusaders who helped conquer the region from the Moors.

This cultural landmark marks the spot where, in may 1384, the battle of Trancoso. This battle was fought between some of the region, who defended their lands of the Castilians.

Big shop in the centre of Loulé. The articles are shown on racks with hovels. The articles are organized by kinds and regions. A special highlight to the tableware of the Alentejo, Alcobaça and Almancil.

Field belonging to the Gafetense, club founded in 1979 and of the most representative of the region. The field is of great simplicity, in sand, with artificial lighting, beacons and low fence.

The museum is housed in a typical 18th-century building, where scenes from the region's former daily life are recreated, along with some related objects.

This ethnographic Museum displays the most traditional and beautiful aspects of the region. A journey through time that reveals the culture, ways of life, traditions and history of these people.

A house that belongs to one of the farms in the Port Wine Route, located in a mountainous region of great beauty in a rural and peaceful atmosphere. It has a craftswork shop.

Typical mill example of Western region, situated in the hills of the fishery, one of the highest altitude zones of the municipality, with fabulous views of the Northern beaches and Nazareth.