A small village with msany rustic, rural houses. It has a rather well preserved baroque church and a crucifix that dates back to 1879 in the centre.

Located at an altitude of 588 metres, near the border, between the Malcata and Gardunha mountains, this village got its first charter in 1180. A fortress sin the beginning of Portugal, it used to have a castle of which only the watchtower, a part of the donjon and some parts of the walls remain. A special note to the church of misericórdia, from the 16th century, with a manuelin portico, the pillory, the old Paços do Concelho, the convent and several chapels.

Located in a fertile valley, by the brook with the same name, the village of Botão dates back to the pre-roman age and was a "moçárabe" (moorish and native) village in the 9th and 11th centuries. Agriculture is its main activity and then craftswork, namely the making of toothpicks. Its monumental heritage includes the church of Saint Mateus, with manuelin high altar and campanile, the temple shaped crucifix and the ruined manuelin palace.

Sealed space, with sand floors, which has rides for children.

A green space, with tall, luxurious trees and refreshing shades.

Little green zone, but with local own and sheltered in the shade, with wooden tables and benches where you can have tea.

A green space with just a few trees and garden benches. There is a playground for the youngest.

Green space, with leafy trees and tables and benches where you can have tea.

ChildSafe floored space, and landscaped. It has several amusement and some trees.

Amusement park for children and which has its own floor for the little ones to play with.