Located on a hillside next to the right bank of the Vouga river and the Thermae of São Pedro do Sul, this village stands ut for its many manors and farms. It was quite visited by the courts, namely of the queen Dona Amélia.

The interpretive center of the Archaeological Park of Terva works as gateway of the Archaeological Park of Terva. At this location visitors can collect the information that the Orient on the tour and, at the same time, visit the permanent exhibition that portrays the characteristics and history of the territory.

Integrated in Quinta da Beloura complex, this luxury hotel, opened in 2006, is mainly visited by golfers, because it has 18-hole golf course. A SPA and two outdoor pools complement the offerings of this tourist unit.

Located in the Centre of Porto, this small hotel is a good choice for those who want to visit the port and its historic district. All rooms have private bathroom, air conditioning, tv and direct line to the outside.

Silvério's house belongs to the Foundation Eça de Queiroz and allows coexistence with the world queirosiano. The remodeled home receives visitors and guests, offering other activities, such as visits to Casa de Tormes, cited in "the city and the mountains".

The attractiveness of this garden, with trees that stand out, resides in its boxwood in the shape of the Cross of the Order of Malta, that remained there until 1834. The drawing is sculpted on the building's blocks and in several elements of the farm. Visits must be previously reserved.

Convent initially built in the 13th century and then rebuilt in the second half of the 17th century. Currently, it is in ruins, however, it is still a magnificent monument that is worth visiting. Along the mountainside, you can still see the convent's sidewalk.

Thalassotherapy Centre with permanent medical follow-up and high quality facilities for treatments. The visit begins with an interview with one of the doctors physiatrists, which assesses the State of health and recommends the program of customized applications tailored to their needs.

This space, managed in part by the University of Aveiro, promotes scientific and technological culture by encouraging experimentation. In addition to thematic exhibitions that you can visit, there is also a didactic laboratory and a laboratory cuisine where you can experiment.

This architectural ensemble, consisting of the House of residence, olive oil and wine presses and attachments for homemade and animals, was built over two centuries, 18th-19th, and is currently closed to any visit because it houses a nursing home