Percurso pedestre de grande rota que envolve o vale de Arouca, a serra da Freita, os vales do Paivó e do Paiva, o Museu das Trilobites Gigantes - Centro de Interpretação Geológica de Canelas e o santuário da Sr.ª da Mó.

Situated at an altitude of 474 meters, Évora Monte Castle offers a beautiful view of the Alentejo plains. To the north, one can glimpse the Serra de São Mamede. To the south, the landscape is dominated by the houses of Évora and the Serra de Mendro. Further east, the verdant eucalyptus forest of Serra da Ossa paints the Alentejo landscape.

Located on the slopes of Serra da Freita, this quaint village is currently practically uninhabited, but fully recovered, offering tourist homes for holidays.

Highly appreciated by children and adults, it is the largest green space in the city and its large reflecting pool is its landmark. It has hiking trails, a children's area, an extreme sports park, recreational boats, a restaurant and two bars. Located in the city's expansion area, it also features a swimming pool-beach, very popular in the warmer months, from where it is possible to enjoy a beautiful view of the imposing Serra da Estrela mountain range.

This garden, with the Renaissance palace, has a tank. A Renaissance fountain in the cloyster, alarge pyramid shaped obelisk, the Fountain of Neptune and na elaborate waterfall stand out.

Circular footpath that passes near the Serra da Nogueira, allowing you to meet the mother church, the churches of Martim and Refoios, the chapels of St. Euphemia and Santa Luzia and some watermills.

Lookout point located about 975 meters of altitude, offering beautiful views over the Serra da Marofa and the region of Beira Alta, can still envision himself in the background, Spain. On that site at serra, highlighted by the existence of a replica of the Cristo-Rei.

Route departing from s. Martinho de Anta climbs to the plateau of Serra da Azinheira, passes through the medieval cemetery of Touças. Enters the throat, down to the chapel of Sra. da Azinheira, returning to s. Martinho de Anta, where it ends.

Viewpoint offering a beautiful view over the entire region, from the greenish hills to the valleys dotted with houses, with the Serra da Lousã as a backdrop.

A river that is born on the Estrela Mountain and flows to the Alva river, in Alvôco das Várzeas, in the parish of Oliveira do Hospital. It measures 37 km and has two tributaries, the Lorigo Brook and the Piodães Brook.