Built between 1295 and 1305, this monastery, founded by King Dinis, belonged to the Cistercian Order. Heavily damaged by the 1755 earthquake, only the door and the apsidal chapels of the church remain, as well as some sections of the cloisters. The Gothic apse, composed of the main chapel and two apsidal chapels covered by chamfered ribs, is particularly noteworthy. This monastery houses the tombs of King Dinis and his daughter, Dona Maria Afonso.

Accommodation nice and familiar in Elderberry, the highest village of Portugal. It has seven bedrooms, a regional restaurant and a shop of typical products of the region.

Work after the military uprising of April 25, 1974 overthrew, in one day, the political regime that existed in Portugal since 1926.

Sculpture erected in tribute to the fighters of the great war, where stands out at the top, a coat of arms of Portugal, an armillary sphere and a cross.

Monument erected in tribute to combatants of World War II. The statue stands the armillary sphere, the cross of Christ and the coat of arms of Portugal.

Large menhir representing funeral architecture, megalith. Is regarded as the second-largest monolith used as a menhir in Portugal and the largest in the North of the country.

Monument erected to commemorate the 850 years of this famous Battle. Presents a set of symbols associated with the King founder and to the beginnings of the Kingdom of Portugal.

A monument in honour of the fighters who gave their lives for Portugal. It is made of a stone crucifix on the top of a pillar, surrounded by iron chains and flowers.

A monument with a base and a shank that ends in a cube with Portugal's coat of arms. It has a national coat of arms with a shield, a crown and seven castles.

Source built in white marble, with rectangular sink, where water falls from two cocks. At the top, is the coat of arms of Portugal.