Earthen dam on the Azibo River, Douro Basin, framed by a mountainous landscape. Recreational activities are permitted, with restrictions.

Dam located on the Ribeira de Amendoeira (Douro River Basin), framed by patches of trees. Fishing is restricted.

Medieval bridge, with two unequal round arches.

An 18th-century temple whose highlight is the statuary that occupies the niches of the facade on the exterior. Also, noteworthy is the carved decoration.

Building that housed a water-powered silk spinning factory.

Space where farmers can display and sell local produce and craft items.

An ethnographic museum, transformed into a core center of ruralism. The permanent exhibition showcases the human aspects of any Trás-os-Montes village: peasant objects, folk art, and objects that demonstrate the transition from rurality to industrialization.

In the former Trinta Primary School, more than 5,000 years of history are now on display, with various archaeological pieces, gathered in two chronological areas.

A beach adapted for people with reduced mobility, it offers a range of facilities such as playgrounds, a children's playground, bars, and pedal boat, bicycle, and pedal-powered vehicle rentals.

It belongs to the Old Massif and is located in the east-central region of Trás-os-Montes, between the Sabor and Tua rivers. It is over 12 km long and 5 km wide, reaching its highest point at 1,200 meters, above the Vilariça valley. The region is characterized by mountain ranges, small high-altitude plateaus, deep, hollow valleys, some watercourses, and open valleys. The flora ranges from chestnut trees to cork oaks, olive trees, almond trees, cherry trees, orange trees, and vineyards. It is noteworthy that, until a few years ago, rye was cultivated at an altitude of about 1,000 meters.