Hotel located in the city centre of Macedo de Cavaleiros, in a traditional building, but refurbished appealingly. The floors are divided by themes linked to the related agricultural rural culture characteristic in the region of Trás-os-Montes. The rooms are modernly equipped and some with balcony, overlook the city or the Serra de Bornes. The restaurant Looks are available to the flavors of kitchen typically transmontana.

House where was born Benedict Gorse, one of the most notable sons of the city. Founder of the newspaper "O Comércio do Porto", resided in this town the greater part of her life but maintained a permanent link to Oliveira de Azeméis. Had a key role in stimulating a broad set of activities of cultural, sports, nature tourism and social solidarity.

A mansion-style house in eclectic style, with a rectangular floor plan and a chapel inside. Today, in addition to being a private home, it serves as a center for agricultural production. This house has been linked to the most significant moments in Portuguese history, and has hosted highly prestigious figures such as Camilo Castelo Branco, José Régio, and Bishop Trindade Salgueiro.

The chapel of Our Lady of Salto, built in 1725, at Salto, is linked to a legend regarding Our Lady and a miracle performed by her. This chapel, later enlarged, was built as a tribute to Our Lady. It has a pulpit and a wodden structure covered by tiles. The image of Our Lady of Salto which stands at the centre of the high altar is also present in a tiles panel.

Medieval settlement linked to Padornelos, located in the vicinity of Sendim, designated location for Santa Cruz. Currently, among the farm fields, are half-tile fragments and abundant rocks fond. The cruise ship that struck the site retains only the column. It is known only that during the reign of Dom Sancho I, between 1185 and 1211, the place was already inhabited.

One of the "links" of Portuguese golf, considered among the 10 best courses in Portugal. He gained international notoriety by hosting two European Tour events. Located just 20 minutes from Porto's International Airport and close to Póvoa de Varzim, a lively summer city, built along three kilometers of beautiful coastal dunes, offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Designed by Portuguese architect Duarte Sottomayor, it is a typical Scottish style "links", with the difference that the grass used is Bermuda. Two large lakes give it more beauty, but it can get very demanding when the wind blows. Erratic exit shots …

A pedestrian walk that is about 3 kilometres long, where you can enjoy the natural beauties of the island. Despite the easy difficulty level of this trail, on some locations the trail is narrow and unprotected, thus not advisable for people that suffer from vertigo.

Modern space with cinematographic screening placed at the no Centro de Lazer do Campo Pequeno. It has 8 rooms with 1176 seats, from which 4 are devoted to thematic cinema. It also has a bar open until 3 a.m.

An infrastructure with 3 uncovered tennis courts and three others covered, all of them with seats. The courts have electric lights and the floor is made of brick dust. The covered central court has 1500 seats, a VIP area and a press box.

According to legend, the bridge was built by the Philippine kings, replacing an existing Roman bridge in the vicinity. It is based on 3 full arches, the central one with the largest span. It has a flat board and stonework side guards with access ramps on both sides.