A very pleasant green space with a belvedere that has panoramic views of the region. Its main attraction is the Senhora da Saúde (Our Lady of Good Health) celebrations, on August 15.

House of mannerist architecture and Baroque style. Follow the typical model of Maxfield in the region, but with great simplicity. Features inside shops on the ground floor and rooms with ceilings of mixer on the top floor.

Vila Franco do Campo é conhecida pela sua apetência para a produção de deliciosas queijadas. Delicie-se com este produto regional mundialmente reconhecido.

Huge nightclub with young atmosphere and modern decor. On weekends is one of the most frequented places of the region. Here take place and theme parties are invited dj ´ 's renowned international.

A group of tennis courts and gyms belonging to the Associação de Ténis do Algarve (Tennis Association of the Algarve). This non-profit association looks forward to promoting tennis in the Algarve region.

This is a sixteen hundreds building that although it is in a ruined stage, symbolizes the aristocrat environment in this region. It stands out the main façade monumentality, the colonnade above the garden and the 17th century glazed tiles.

Space that aims to stimulate and develop regional products of Melgaço, especially the vinho verde, and, more specifically, the Albariño wine. It was opened in 1997 and is housed in a Manor that is designated "Buildings of three arches".

The Monte da Rocha Reservoir, formed by the earth-type dam on the River Sado, is located in a rugged region. The most common fish species are largemouth bass, barbel, carp and the goldfish.

An area of great beauty and rugged terrain. It consists of a stream with small dams, hot water springs that cascade down, fumaroles, calderas and rocky outcrops. It is classified as a Regional Natural Monument.

In this place on finds the Centre of Interpretation of the Speleologic System of the Dueça (tel: 239560120), created to divulge, explore and study the several caves in the region. The Algarinho and Talismã caves are among the largest in the country.