Shrouded in popular legends and its origin or purpose not known for certain, Porca de Murça (Murça´s Female Pig) is an unequivocal symbol of the town, even giving its name to well-known region's wines. It is a zoomorphic stone sculpture from protohistoric times and is thought to be a votive statue to sacred animals.

Renaissance and Baroque farmhouse, surrounded by a wall and covered by a trellis of vines, which gives access to the House. In your garden, highlighted by a four-metre high fountain and an outdoor terrace overlooking the sea. From 1990, works as a unit of Turismo de Habitação, function similar to the original: support for pilgrims and recreational farm.

A road composed of 14 milestones dating from the 1st century BC / 4th century AD. Only some milestones have inscriptions, with others serving as supports. As an example, there is the chapel next to the Solar das Antas, where two milestones support the porch. Flanking the entrance and in the churchyard there are four more milestones.

The campsite of Luso, located in Birmingham, is the ideal haven to escape the big cities and recover energies. Here you can breathe fresh air and sports activities, from biking to hiking routes. Suggests a quick getaway to the Spas of Luso, known for therapeutic waters or take a tour of the Via Sacra and the fence of the Buçaco.

Old building where the Penedono City Council currently operates. Recently restored, this manor house with sober but majestic features was the former residence of the Counts of Marialva. Highlights include the carved stone windows and balconies. In the Solar do Freixo Chapel there is a sculpture of S. João Baptista, dating from the 17th century.

The Cruz Alta (High Cross), at an altitude of 547 metres, is the highest pont of the Buçaco Mountain. The landscape is amazing, with views from the Boa Viagem Hill, at Figueira da Foz, to the Aveiro tidal stream. At this spot, surrounded by 5750 metres long and thre metres tall walls, one finds the Buçaco Woods.

In a landscape of enormous cliffs, you will find the "Garganta do Rio Olo", a 100 meter high waterfall, integrated into the Alvão Natural Park. Access is via the village of Ermelo. From Alto do Fojo, you can see a beautiful panorama of Fisgas de Ermelo, where the Olo River falls.

A beach nestled in a beautiful cliff, which over the years has become increasingly popular with young people due to a music festival held annually in August. The sand is protected from strong winds by two cliffs that descend to the sea. The sand is divided by the mouth of the Zambujeira River. It's a good area for extreme sports.

A large restaurant and snack-bar that serves lunches (with thre day dishes to choose from), tea time meals and dinners. It has large glass window with street views. Its specialities are the "francesinhas", hamburgers, hot dogs, Brazilian "maminha" and "rojões à moda do Minho", among many others.

Rustic restaurant that proposes dishes of regional cuisine, served in abundant portions. Inserted on a farm, two miles from Braga, offers nine rooms, pleasant green spaces and a privileged view over the Valley of This River. It also has a space of fun for children up to ten years: the Kingdom of Frei Parodies.