This monument, which intends to pay homage to the municipality of Oliveira de Frades, has a black marble base, with a kind of "black iron" chimney and a sort of "Village door" in granite and iron.

Large restaurant to pay tribute to the rich Italian gastronomy, with emphasis on the delicious pizzas. From the hands of chef Ricardo Santos are also good dishes of meat, fish, pasta and seafood.

Ground house with a small forward where you can see the coat of arms on top. Misericórdia hospital.

More than a loom factory, this is a space of stories and memories, a space for the design and production of burel, the most traditional woolen fabric of the Serra da Estrela wool industry. In this factory, you can see 19th-century machines that still work and see the pieces that are produced here.

Este é um prato tipicamente transmontano indispensável no almoço de domingo Gordo de Carnaval. Segundo a tradição, este prato começa a ser confecionado de manhã muito cedo, de forma a preparar a carne antes de ir à mesa, pois o sabor é melhor se a carne for reaquecida. Acompanha-se com arroz de forno bem solto.

The Sé area is the cradle of the city, shaped and organized around the See, which was once a big union of small villages. On the top of the Sé hill, its powerful towers are easy to see. There stand up some constructions of architectonical value, such as the Paço Episcopal, which volume and beauty impose on you. From its terrace you can see the mass of houses in that place, distinguished by the difference of volumes and colours and also by the contrast of the scale of the buildings that extend till the river.

Belvedere offering a great view over the Machico bay and São Lourenço peninsula. The name of this place pays homage to the famous poet and writer, born in Machico, Francisco Álvares de Nóbrega.

Bronze statue raised to pay homage to the eminent professor and surgeon Bissaya Barreto (1886-1974). It has a stone basis with the following inscription: “Let us do our children happy”.

These two small museums are on DanceArt. At the Museum of Animal traction we can see Cars driving brakes, spiders, coupes and other 19TH century vehicles. Already at the Museu da Tojeira we can see various stuffed animals, which were seized in illegal hunting.

A staircase paved with Portuguese cobblestones where one can see several tile panels depicting the Stations of the Cross.