Cozy space, with family atmosphere and simple decor, located on the ground floor of a villa. Serves good national and regional dishes.

Rustic Restaurant decorated with simplicity and good taste. This confeciona home typical regional cuisine and offers an excellent wine list.

Nice restaurant, with large meeting rooms with glass walls, serving good Portuguese and Spanish cuisine, with an emphasis on the famous paella.

The charming village of Sistelo is located in the Peneda-Gerês National Park, near the source of the Vez River. Known for its terraced landscapes, it has earned the nickname "Portuguese Tibet". It is well-preserved, with its granite houses, granaries, and washhouses having been restored.

16TH century Manor House, situated between the Caramulo and Serra da Estrela mountains. It features a terrace, luxurious gardens and medieval source of the 18TH century. The House of Quintela is classified as Building of public interest. Serves meals to guests, when scheduled in advance.

This source is located at the center of a broad, on the face of the road and a few houses. The fountain was completed in 1422. The fountain was built in the 18th century and in 1930 were made great works to reform this 15th-century building. Its simplicity makes this unique monument, beautiful and admirable.

Space characterized by the immense expanse of land (resulting from the aggregation of other manors), occupied by plantations, cattle pastures and groves, including a baroque garden with statues and another of moth. Another of the features that make this farm is water, given the source connection to the Aqueduct of Amoreira.

Horizontal Board bridge over mill Brook, based on a single arch of volta redonda. Under the Board, provides a source of diving with a semicircular arch. It is believed to date from Roman times, despite the current construction be late-medieval or early modern times.

Seventeenth-century source based on a platform with three steps. In addition to the tank, highlighted by a tall obelisk consisting of four records with four fish whose mouth pours water. Originally, it was located in the countryside of the vineyard, being transferred to this site in the early 20th century.

Completed in 2000, this dam is located in the Douro River Basin, with the Pega River as its water source, primarily used for water supply. Given the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape and the potential of this dam, it frequently hosts sport fishing competitions and other water sports.