Ancient Roman settlement located east of the village of Chã, on the left bank of the road linking the village of Torgueda, on a plateau called Carvalha. Here are several ceramic materials of Roman chronology. Could be a town, located in the landscape, with the Rabagão relatively close and with other water lines. Near this location was the Via romana, near the 17TH which were found also some traces, notably a ara and an inscription to Jupiter.

A glacial covão located at the foot of the Cântaro Magro massif, where the Zêzere River originates. Camping is available here, benefiting from a natural grassy area.

This fair is a must-see for anyone visiting Mafra. Here they sell all sorts of products, from clothing and footwear, tools undergoing animals, furniture and antiques.

Fountain composed of an elegant column with four spouts at the top, dripping water into a shell. From here, other four cocks well water for a circular tank.

It is in this emblazoned house from the XVII that the Municipal Library works. Here you can seek information or buy books published or financed by the Aveiro Town Hall.

Natural set of boulders, with steep areas where they discover tiny caves. Here there was a fortified settlement with occupations of the Chalcolithic and traces from the Bronze and Iron ages.

Restaurant devoted mostly to fish. Here, close to the Avenida da Liberdade, the décor is based in artefacts from Portugal and England. It has an excellent wine list.

Costa Nova Camping differs it self from others by is exceptional location integrated in the Natural Reserve, splitting sea and river. Here you can enjoy from direct and exclusive access to the beach throughout the sand dunes.

Carob is a vegetarian restaurant for anyone who likes good food. Open from Monday to Friday, offers three different ordinaries. Classic and bright is a pleasant space for lunch or a snack. For dinner unless it's with the takeaway option that also offers, but caution that may not be a late meal, since it closes at 07:00 pm.

Is situated in the Centre of Amarante, between the urban and the rural. In the early 20th century this area had the name of Hotel Silva.