A stroll through a typical village in the Beira region.

A river beach located on the Alva River, surrounded by willows, poplars, and small willows. In the summer, it is quite popular with bathers, given that the course of the waters and the various weirs found here favor the practice of extreme sports.

A bathing area located on the Alva River, very pleasant on the hottest days.

The former convent of the Crusader friars, probably dating from 1162, has undergone several renovations over the centuries, the last one in the latter quarter of the 20th century. Its 16th-century cloister, with two floors, has undergone several alterations, notably the Manueline elements on the east-facing side.

The Regional Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography of Arganil encompasses the collection from the Roman military camp of Lomba do Canha (2nd century, Republican period) and dolmens 1 and 2 of Moinhos de Vento, Lomba do Canha, Arganil.

A bathing area located on the Alva River, very pleasant for a hot day.

A granite temple dating from the 13th century (a period of transition from Romanesque to Gothic). The interior has three identical naves and apsidal chapels.

Located within the Serra do Açor Protected Landscape Area, near the village of Benfeita, Fraga da Pena is a kind of miniature replica of Poço do Inferno in the Serra da Estrela mountain range. As the waters of the Barroca das Degrainhas stream flow towards the Ribeira da Mata stream, they encounter a drop of more than 20 meters, forming a waterfall and, below, a small lagoon. The rock formation is entirely covered in moss and surrounded by vegetation. The temperature there, even in summer, is extraordinarily low.

The Serra do Açor, along with the Serra da Estrela and the Serra da Lousã, forms the group of mountain ranges that practically divide Portugal in half. Partly covered by pine forests, the mountain range, located within the municipality of Arganil, hides details of rare beauty. The Mata da Margaraça is an example of this scenic beauty, constituting one of the rare examples of natural vegetation on the schist slopes of the country's center. Species such as chestnut, oak, laurel, and some holly and laurel trees make up the flora of this protected landscape area. In terms of fauna, we …

Interpretive circuit that is part of the Serra do Açor Protected Landscape Area. Starting and ending point is in Porto Cerejeiro. It is 1.6 km long and takes approximately 2 hours. Points of interest: Ribeira da Mata stream; view over the Mata da Margaraça forest; terraced fields; village of Relva Velha.