Small garden in the center of the village, with beautiful flowers and leafy trees. On the benches you can relax.

Garden with beautiful and well-maintained green areas.

Bridge that features Roman civil architecture. It has a centralized arch, without carvings, with a tray.

River beach bathed by the Tedo River, with a very pleasant area to spend a relaxed afternoon.

Chapel of Romanesque and 17th century architecture. It has a structure with a single nave and a narrow chancel. It is located in a place where there are traces of human occupation, presumably from the Castro period. Next to the walls there are tombstones.

This is the first museum nucleus linked to the Douro Museum, intending to collect and disseminate all manifestations of the Douro's traditional imagery, be it intangible heritage (legends, traditions, songbook...), as well as in terms of utopia and the imagination of new generations.

Viewpoint with fantastic panoramic views of the valley and river.

Quinta do Seixo is located on the south bank of the Douro River, in Cima-Corgo, and offers a wonderful view over the river. Since 1987, it has been owned by Sogrape Vinhos, which created a modern winemaking center here, where the famous Port and Douro wines are produced. Here you can learn more about the region and visit the cellar and the robotic presses, learning about the entire wine production cycle, as well as trying a Port Wine tasting.

Quinta do Panascal's reputation dates back to the 18th century, when wines from the Távora River were considered among the best in Portugal. Fonseca purchased the Quinta in 1978, as the estate had been supplying its grapes to Fonseca for over 20 years. Quinta do Panascal wines have always been an important component in the Fonseca vintage blend. In 1985 the size of the property increased with the acquisition of Quinta do Val dos Muros. The property currently totals 76 hectares of which 44 are in production corresponding to 851 hl of port wine. All grapes are trodden in granite …

Located on a granite outcrop, in the parish of Pinheiros, the rock engravings of Cabeço das Pombas constitute an artistic-religious manifestation of great importance, with supposed origins in the Bronze Age, although their exact symbolism is unknown. It is believed that they were associated with a ceremonial cult. The figures inscribed on the rock are grouped into sets, engraved at different times, the oldest being the central one.