The restaurant All the sauces-Francesinhas & Company, in São João da Madeira, add to the good-will of this House, evidenced by publicly want to "Take the francesinha sauce ' which never wet wet ', presenting a letter very creative and with constant news". To confirm, is the use of meat arouquesa breed, in tarai (6,50 €) and in French (€11).

Restaurant set in an old building, a chalet centenary surrounded by several bushes and palm trees. Features a tropical environment abroad and a more classical decor inside, remembering a colonial House. The buffets on Friday and Saturday nights are well known, as well as Sunday lunch, where the cozido à portuguesa do the honors.

Huge barbecue, which is filled with workers during the day and where, at night, as normal is to see students in the Group table. In addition, the obvious BBQ various parts, you can also order, depending on the day, house specialties like the cozido à portuguesa (3rd, 6th and Sunday), ham (Wednesday) and others.

Rustic house and exquisite, granite-walled, with a nice dining room, a terrace with views of the mountains and a small bar. In this space, there are also workshops of geology and temporary exhibitions. Geology is also hand-in-hand with the menu, where stands out the soup of granite and stone soup. At the tables, exposed a Boulder with the explanation of the type of rock.

This ancient medieval village is located at an altitude of 270 meters. A cluster of 17th and 18th-century houses is situated within the walls of the old 17th-century castle. The settlement is called the suburb, meaning outside the walls, and is situated on sloping areas, along steep cobblestone streets. The sanctuary of Our Lady of Enxara is located nearby.

Alvadia is located on the mountain with the same name, with astonishing views of the Alvadia river. The area is charcaterized by the prevalence of bushes, tainted by the colouring of the heather. This villag still has som culm houses. The inhabitants are mostly farmers and sheperds. The mother church has paintings of the sacred route on the walls. The craftswork includes the manufacturing of wool stockings.

This place was a small town and the parishe's siege until 1855. Of difficult access, the mountain landscapes and its primitiveness are its main attractions. Nearby, at the Fajão cliffs, there are several exotic caves, namely the Casa dos Mouros (House of the Moors), the Gruta de Camões (Cave of Camões) and the Forno dos Mouros (Oven of the Moors).

Oliveira do Conde is known for its manors with coats of arms, namely the houses of Ceia and of the Count and the Albergarias Manor, of the 16th century. A special note to the chapels of Our Lady of Miracles and of the Carvalhais, the manuelin pillory, the mother church (National Monument) and the gothic chapel. The craftswork includes tapestries (of the Arroiolos kind) and furniture carvings.

House belonging to the Reverend Father Belo that aims to make known the entire artistic estate staff it was acquiring not only as art collector, but as a fan. The Museum, collected over the years by father Belo, also features paintings, Nativity scenes and other pieces of pottery. This area deserves to be seen by the fidelity of the conservation spaces and their decoration.

Hostels, careful presentation historical, resulting from thorough recovery of an ancient Manor House dating from the 19th century, without forgetting the necessary adjustment to the needs of this kind of spaces. Some of the interior walls are painted with frescoes and are barrel-vaulted. The restaurant works in the former balcony of the building and is recommended by the landscape and the quality of gastronomy.