This 16th century temple was remodelled on the 17th century and it is settled above a Roman mausoleum seizing part of this structure. This place is linked to the cult of São Manços, documented since the 7th d. C. century.

This is a Marble obelisk that highlights the Portuguese victory in the Montes Claros in 1665 with baroque abutment. It was rose by orders of D. António Luís de Menezes, Marialva Marquis on the location where the battle took place.

This Baroque gateway is made in granite and it has large dimensions. It is the only existing trace that in former times it used to belong to D Joana Cleofa Pereira de Sousa Amorim e Castro Godinho.

One of the few vestiges of the old medieval walls, with a quadrangular plan and prismatic battlements. It was adapted to a prison in the 16th century (D. Manuel I). It currently houses the Tourist Office and hosts temporary exhibitions.

The Cape d ' restaurant Honors is situated in the historical centre of Miranda do Douro and offers a menu based on the barbecue and oven. Examples are the Lamb on the spit, the cozido à mirandesa or put grilled veal.

This village was founded in 1616 on the estate of S. Luís de Jacentes (now Assentes), belonging to D. Estêvão de Faro - Count of Faro and Commander of S. Salvador de Jones. It also belonged to D. Diniz de Faro, the second and last Count of Faro, and to D. Juliana de Faro, the Countess of Faro. It was a town, formerly called Farinho, a very fertile land, especially in cereals. In 1775, the town's grantee was D. José Luís de Vasconcelos e Sousa, 6th Count of Pombeiro and 1st Marquis of Belas. Its parish priest was from the …

The 17-kilometre route starts and ends in the Centre of the weaving craft Floors and has a duration of 7:0. The main points of interest of Alcobertas are: the Silos, the Dolmen, the Medieval Oven, the Grotto and Olho d ' Água.

The Spanish-Arabic fresco-paintings from the XV century, as well as an ogive window with beautiful glass works, a valuable sculpture of São Nicolau and the rich tomb of D. Gonçalo Pereira are worth the visit to this chapel.

This convent was founded in 1570 by Infant D. Maria of Portugal. It should be mentioned the church with one only nave, covered with tiles from the XVIII century and the two floors cloister with rectangular plan and simple lines.

This backboard public fountain goes back to the D. João V period. It has a central body and two lower laterals. At the centre, over the tank, is the medieval seal of the city. On top is the national coat of arms.