Building built between 1915 and 1919 by an insurance company, who worked until 1925. On this date was leased to businessman Alexandre de Almeida, who completed the construction and adapted to the hospitality industry. In 1926 it was inaugurated the Hotel Astória, which even today is one of the most luxurious hotels in the city.

Simple architecture, 18th century Church, restored in the 18th century. Is located in the main square of the village, at Praça d. Nuno Álvares Pereira. On the façade, the Regal, Weather Shield of d. José, which gives sobriety. In 1999 was recovered inside and abroad. Today it is also historic file location.

Porphyry's Tavern Restaurant, in Lamego, began as a shop, but quickly evolved into the sale of snacks. Since sandwiches, tapas or rump roasts in bread. Petisqueiras variants are always accompanied by a glass of wine (the House), from €0,50. Today, Porphyry's Tavern is one of the points (almost) mandatory for those visiting the city.

Medieval graves located next to the Main Church of Castelo de Penalva. These open graves are protected by a fence made up of a chain. Stones belonging to the original church can be found around the archaeological site.

Nice site where you can get magnificent panoramic sea views Where, sometimes, if they come to dolphins.

Many years ago, community ovens Barroso were covered with thatch (rye straw). With use, the coverage frequently, and also the burning homes in villages where they were, because the fire was spreading and burned down the houses next door, running the settlements a high risk of widespread fire, what I think has happened a few times. For this reason, at some point began to cover the ovens with slabs of granite. Even though it was work hard to perform, soon found to be the compensating results. Today, community ovens are important heritage of the region of Barroso.

Modern and with a cozy atmosphere, it lives up to its name, since here we feel like we are in the living room of our home. The open kitchen invites you to get to know chef João Sá's suggestions.

Bronze bust honoring d. Frei Caetano Brandão, noble son of the parish who was Bishop of Pará and Archbishop of Braga.

Erected in 1851 by John Pomeroy Dabney, son of the American Consul in the Azores, this building housed the residence and the winepress of the Dabney Family.

Housing estate housed in a farm with exploitation of cork oak forests, olive groves and vineyards, situated on a hillside of Serra d'ossa, three kilometers from the village, with the surrounding area landscaped. Is composed of a main house and an old houses, where today are the rooms, properly adapted. Area of great beauty and tranquility.