Shop belonging to Cláudia Saramago Tavares, where you can find or order ceramic pieces, inspired by Flor da Rosa, designed by her with great skill.

This milestone was built in 1844 during the Kingdom of Dona Maria II in order to mark out the former Royal road. It stands out its sphere with a sun watch.

Baroque farmhouse consisting of a residential house and a chapel integrated into the façade. Built in 1748 by order of Manuel de Seixas Moutinho, it features a longitudinal plan with a hipped roof.

Former São Vicente convent that was transformed in bishop's palace, after the extinction of the Religious Orders in 1834. The adaptation for public services building depreciated its original character.

This church was constructed under the orders of archbishop Dom Gaspar of Bragança in 1784 and it was ready in 1811. It is one of the first neoclassic buildings in Portugal and it was drawn by the architect Carlos Amarante.

A dance company that started its activities in 1990, which has a strong formation area besides its artistic production and the contact with other, national and foreign, companies.

With views over the Douro River, this 17th-century House is a family property located in the heart of the Douro demarcated region of Douro quintas, typical with port wine production.

Park with fauna, flora and panoramic view. Has an Aviary of production of partridges, deer and deer. In this area you will find several mills built during the reign of Dinis.

This centenary building is one of the ex-libris of pond, where you can find fresh fish every day, as well as the more traditional Portuguese gastronomy products.

Quinta do Vesúvio is a true "living museum" of ancestral and artisanal practices in the production of Port wine, notably the foot treading in the large granite tanks in its cellar.