The campsite of the guard, located in the vicinity of the city centre, is a place where you can rest peacefully and to enjoy pleasant moments of leisure. It's a great starting point for a stroll through the historic centre of Guarda, Sé, among other must-see attractions.

A dam located in an area of the Tagus river where one can see schist and granite. It has piers and more. The most common fish species are the small-mouth bass, the barbel, the carp, the allis shad and the lamprey. Recreational activities are allowed in the reservoir.

This is another place bathed by the waters of the Tagus that can and should be dived, as well as being another place with unique fauna and flora. The picnic park is a must-see, as it offers a panoramic view of the immense Tagus. Don't forget the Amieira Castle and the Maia river.

Simple and welcoming restaurant, whose main features are the game dishes and decoration allusive. Tends to be a must-see for many hunters. For those who do not appreciate the flavors of this type of menu, there's no shortage of alternatives of equal quality. The wine cellar is looked after.

By its name you can see that the space is dedicated to the author of the origin of species, Charles Darwin. Integrated in the Champalimaud Foundation, serves international dishes by the chef Antonio Rune. Besides the colourfully decorated, the children's menu makes it a favorite of smaller ones.

No restaurante Latas, em Freixo de Espada à Cinta, serve-se comida tradicional num ambiente moderno e arejado. A sala remodelou-se, com apontamentos fotográficos a lembrarem outros tempos e que servem de enquadramento perfeito para os sabores que saem da cozinha. Todas as mesas oferecem queijo e presunto como entrada, seguindo-se nas preferências da carta a tradicional posta, a costeleta de vitela e ainda uma espetada de carnes mista. Nas sobremesas destaca-se o leite-creme, queimado segundos antes de ir para a mesa, como manda a tradição.

The PO.RO.S – Portugal Romano Museum in Sicó presents the theme of Romanization, paying particular attention to its influence on the Sicó region. This interactive experience focuses on the Condeixa municipality's museum collection and high-quality content produced by leading experts on the Roman presence in Portugal. Furthermore, contemporary museography supported by cutting-edge technological systems transports us on a journey back in time to the Romans.

The typical houses are made of bricks, painted in white, with granitic structures and little decoration. In the town-planning, you can see the central area, delimitated by the old roman wall, around the ancient forum, that is used still today for religious, administrative and cultural purposes.

Center installed in the former SIBIL whale factory, which was dedicated to transforming large cetaceans into oils and flour. You can see various manufacturing equipment and an exhibition on the biology and ecology of large cetaceans. It also has a bar, a shop and an outdoor leisure space.

The plan of the ruins reveals the charcateristic shape of a roman villa, with a indoors atrium surrounded by a gallery of columns. In the southern part of the ruins, one can see the "nympheum", a sanctuary built in the 4th century, devoted to the water divinities and later transformed into a paleo-christian temple.