Viewpoint with views over Mirandela, Vila Real and Bragança.

The only covered area open to the public allows, in its 1187 hectares of forest, contact with countless animal species. The Cerco garden surrounds the building, covering an area of 8 hectares, and works as a transition element between the monument and Tapada de Mafra. The central pond, the water wheel and the small lakes are worth mentioning.

Space where you can taste and buy the real ginjinha.

Statue of our Lady of Fatima in real size on top of the pedestal.

Sidewalk that runs through the foothills of Mount for about 800 meters, starting at the shore of the Monastery, passing by a steep slope, about a real abyss, and ending at the Castro de São Paulo.

Also known as noble House of Dom Nuno de Sousa, this House was built by Dom Nuno Vaz de Sousa in 1538. After belonging to the counts de Melo, passed into the hands of the counts of Vila Real. The original building, there are two Manueline Windows with vegetal decoration.

The farm is also known as “Quinta de Diogo de Mendonça”, “Quinta do Visconde da Junqueira", " Quinta dos Côrte-Real" or "Quinta do Professor Lopo de Carvalho". The ashlar of glazed tiles and the retable of Quillard inside the palace chapel are worthy of notice.

Localizado no Principe Real, dispõe de um fantástico terraço onde pode provar os melhores sabores desde Portugal ao Médio Oriente, acompanhados por vinhos naturais e uma variedade de cervejas orgânicas.

The Corgo Ecopista is the result of the restoration of the old railway line that connected Vila Pouca de Aguiar to Vila Real, which was decommissioned in 1990. It is a route that allows for walking, cycling, and horseback riding.

Uma galeria de arte transformada em ponto cultural situada no Principe Real, a funcionar como Bar Audiophile & loja de discos, recebe Dj's, exposições com vinhos naturais e cocktails, e serve pratos para compartilhar de produtos locais e de temporada.