The Miradouro da Boa Vista, justifies the name, since it lets you see Vila Real and the Serra do Alvão, as well as two of the most prestigious belvederes Douro: s. Domingos (Armamar) and s. Leonardo (Peso da Régua).

In this museum, you can see an archaeology section, with artifacts from prehistory and the Roman period; an ethnography section, with various agricultural tools and two ancient carriages; and even a miscellaneous section, with collections of banknotes and coins, ancient weapons, and stuffed animals.

The collection clearly shows the populations faith to Our Lady of Porto D'Ave. It consists of paintings that picture a miracle performed at a time of affliction. In every panel one can see the image of the protective saint and a subtitle telling how the miracl occured.

Granite monument, integrated in one of the gardens of the city, with the shape of a square, which intends to honor all those who fought in World War II. In front you can see the date 1914-1918 and the inscription "to the dead of the great war".

The Church consists of nave and chancel with square vestry. Inside you can see three altars, small excerpts of mural paintings of geometric motifs and a main altarpiece in marble. Interior of unusual richness to a Hermitage. Today is also the funeral parlour.

A cube shaped plynth that stands on a base with three steps. The scape is plain and supports a rectangular table with small pointy columns. One can see a large coat of arms with the crowned national shield. A nice granite construction of the 18th century.

This pillory has four square steps, one monolithic column with a square base and an octave shaft. In the capital it is possible to see a round frame decorated with vegan symbols. Above the capital there are pinnacles which are remarkable pieces decorated with vegan symbols.

A 16th century chapel, similar to the Alentejo countryside construction of the same era, consisting of nave, chancel. The galilé was built in the 18th century. At the Summit you can see still traces of wall paintings. The tiles of the interior have Baroque iconography.

Here you can bathe in the clear waters of Ribeira de Pera and breathe the fresh air. Don't forget to see the olive oil mill and the various castor mills, in addition to the several cultural and sporting activities that this space offers and organizes.

A beach located in a fishing village, nestled in a small valley with a paradisiacal landscape. Nestled between cliffs, it is bisected by the Ceixe River, which separates the Alentejo from the Algarve. Barriers were built in the sand to try to secure the dunes. The water is cold and choppy, but offers excellent conditions for surfing and canoeing. There are a few restaurants serving traditional dishes. A stroll through downtown Odeceixe, a trip on the tourist train, or a stop at the Ponte Branca viewpoint are recommended.