A set of wooden tables and benches located at the top of the São Gens Hill. A peacefukl place but shadeless. It has panoramic views of the Douro river and some of the villages in the parish. It has nocturnal lights.

The historic center of Miranda do Corvo has succumbed to urban growth, but has retained its original characteristics and is now a pleasant and welcoming place, with narrow streets and well-preserved facades.

Chapel built in 1875, where existed another place of worship. It consists of a longitudinal plan, with a nave, a chancel, a vestry and a Bell Tower located near. In the interior, especially the high choir and pulpit.

This very simple Chapel, was built on the site where took place the battle of Coruche. The porch, built on plinths of a primitive structure, with corners signed with pinnacles and lateral facades topped off in cornice.

Probably built in the 16th century chapel with a Bell Tower located near. In the 17th century was placed the portal and restored the Chapel, in 1951 the Bell Tower was built in 1977 and has been remodeled.

This is a bar that takes us on a journey to Polynesia, where you can try varied cocktails served on original mugs. The background music and the calm atmosphere make it an ideal place for a bright talk.

The Pavilion Severo da Silva Banda lies on the Bank of the Mondego, with a balcony over the River, stairs and ramp. The ideal place to learn to row and follow in the footsteps of many champions that began here.

Very modern complex, very dinamic and ambivalent, where every water activity has its place: recreation, leisure, adaptation, learning, formation, synchronization, competitive swimming and water polo.

The Open-Air Museum is the ideal place to learn about the history of the municipality of Campo Maior and its people, from prehistory to the present day, without forgetting its ongoing connection with Spain.

Sited at the superior cloister and annex areas of the S. Jerónimo College, this place aims to gather, maintain and divulge all about the history of the academic history, its traditions and relations with the University and the city.