Pego da Rainha, located near the village of Zebreira, is a waterfall that forms a lagoon. The name comes from the story of a queen who used to bathe in the natural pool beneath the waterfall.

This gymnasium is exclusively for women and intends to develop training with hydro machines and aerobics. It has no fixed schedule: one can come at any time, with a duration of 30 minutes per training.

Pedestrian path that stretches over six miles, lasting about two hours. Along the way you can observe beautiful panoramic views and come into full contact with nature.

A garden with boxwoods, alleys with tall trees, tree areas and oak tree woods, as well as a small orchard and an area with orange trees, with a water stream that comes from the Penha hill.

A building with shops on the ground floor, constructed in the 20th century. Its name comes from some decorative details characteristic of Art Nouveau. The architect responsible for this building was Ernesto Korrodi.

This mini-golf course is located in a large green space in Doutor José Gama Park, one of Mirandela's most popular leisure spots. Come spend a fun and unique afternoon!

This museum is located in the premises of a former olive mill. The exhibits come from donations and collections made in the municipality of Aljustrel, as well as the acquisition of an ethnographic collection amassed by a farmer from Ervidel.

Diving fountain with backrest with the figure of a fish contorted, with snake body. The spout comes out of the head of the figure. Nowadays, the spout is at a level so low that it does not permit its operation.

This Roman Bridge was built as a part of the Roman via coming from Viseu afterwards was reused during the mediaeval period. It is suspended by two perfectly vaulted arches, with a breakwater and the pavement is in granite.

The name comes from the fact that in the year of 1715 there was built a chapel in honour of Santo António and a solar her added, which so often housed pilgrims which way they went.