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

The dam was built on the Caima River between 1936/42. It is in this place on the Caima River that various sports are practiced, such as motorboats, sailing, jet skiing / jet skiing, diving, swimming, fishing, skiing and windsurfing.

Bucolic space, where, in addition to the baths, you can use the stone tables and benches for having a snack.

An area that includes stone tables and benches where you can have a snack and a children's garden with entertainment for the youngest. It offers changing rooms.

Church of Mannerist architecture. It has three naves, a chancel flanked by sacristies and two bell towers. It features gilded carvings on the side altar on the Gospel side and on the triumphal arch in the style of King Pedro II.

Revivalist and neo-Gothic sanctuary with nave, chancel, bell tower and sacristy attached to the chancel on the back.

Difficult to access location where there are five restored water mills.

Viewpoint with magnificent views of the neighboring mountains.

Longitudinal church with nave, chancel and bell tower. It features eclectic architecture. The main altarpiece has restored carvings from the second half of the 18th century.

Church of Mannerist architecture with nave, chancel and two annexes. The bell has a single window and is finished with a medium cross and pyramidal pinnacles.