Rural, seventeenth-century bridge, designed by architect John Lezea Alzih Aosa. Has iron railings and connecting the two shores of the Ribeira de Pera.

Inn built of root in 1939, being one of the first hostels in Portugal to be built. Currently, lies in refurbishment, no longer belonging to the network Pousadas de Portugal.

The Sant’Ana Strret started a little further up the Mercadores Street with the Banharia. One part of the street was destroyed and the Colégio de são Lourenço was later built there.

18TH-century noble home with chapel. Currently is a unit of Turismo de Habitação, and therefore not subject to visit. Has a beautiful garden with ancient trees and towering.

The construction of Paço de Pombeiro dates back to the 16th century, in a Manueline style. It is a Property of Municipal Interest that boasts ancient lines and layouts, in all their splendour.

Roman bridge, with a single arch back perfect, where Ribeira de Alvelos. The upper part was noticeably altered, removing part of her original beauty.

The Baroque bridge, also known as ponte de Santa Comba, is located next to a set of mills and is composed of a medieval arch with tray in easel, based on an arc.

Baroque fountain of backrest, topped by interrupted by real weapons cornice with Dolphin-shaped spouts and a rectangular tank. Originally, it was on Rua Nova de Santo António.

The Boca de Ribeira Natural Swimming Pool is characterized by its clear waters, created by volcanic activity and the action of the sea. The space is well-used and restored.

With a storage capacity of 1384 million cubic meters, this dam is located at the foot of the Sierra de Nogueira. Your albufeira allows picnicking, swimming, boating and fishing.