Located to the southwest of Moimenta da Beira, the hill grows between the Paiva and Távora rivers and belongs to the Galician-Douro massif. It is 10 km long and reaches its peak at an altitude of 1011 metres. From the peak there are wonderful views of the Tedo, Paiva and Távora valleys, as well as the tops of the Marão, Estrela, Caramulo and Montemuro mountains. Once named Nave Hill, archaeological elements were found here, such as vestiges of roman roads, stones that indicate the presence of fortresses, mamoas and menhirs. The flora includes the pine trees, the Portuguese broom, the …

All the preserved villages at Armamar are part of a recovery project of the Rural Centre of São Martinho das Chãs. The village of São Martinho das Chãs is quite well recovered, both regarding the houses and the streets, with a perfect preservation of its rustic traits. In the village, one may visit the 13th century church, the Mother Church. From the campanile one has the most beautiful views.

Fajã designates a flat terrain of cultivation set right on the seafront. Fajã da Baía da Ribeira das Cabras is a place of rare beauty where the steep cliffs hiding a small cluster of white houses and their farmland that end, barreling, next to the sea in rock cuttings and dark sand. A unique harmony between man and nature, which still subsists in the North of the island of Faial.

First of all, be aware that the Conhal is a heap extensive formed by pebbles that are piled up. This route starts at the average difficulty Arneiro and goes towards the serra de s. Miguel. Along 9.8 kilometers of road will find tree species and protected bird. There will be a moment that will pass the Conhal and may rise by pebbles. Meet community ovens and houses full of typical elements. The duration is 3:30 h.

This small circular route starts and ends in the central Garden of Prainha do Norte. Right at the beginning the trail passes through small agricultural fields until the path of Ribeira de Nossa Senhora, a cluster of houses, many of them abandoned, located across the river that accompanies the path. After the route is developed along the coast, passing through the sand Bay, the only sandy beach of the island.

This bar-restaurant has live performances, being especially devoted to the sounds of jazz, rock and reggae. This space combines the vivid colors and strong lights with the ancient walls, creating a very welcoming environment. Its gastronomic specialities are roast cod, Octopus to the mill owner, the Steak House, the black pig secret and the picanha. Be sure to try their homemade desserts, such as the walnut cake, baba of camel and the custard.

Located in an area of almond trees, this typical village of Trás-os-Montes, has medieval roots. Among the architectural heritage, a special note to the mother church of Santiago Maior, a roman-gothic templ from the 12th century, and the vestuges of the Old Town of Santa Cruz, both national monuments. A special note also to the traditional stone houses, the village of Baldoeiro and the belevedere of Saint Gregório.

Village located at an altitude of about 700 meters, at the foot of the Serra da Gardunha, where traces of occupation in the Roman period are visible. In this locality stand out the medieval castle, in ruins, with the keep, the Manueline pillory, the D. João V fountain, the Igreja Matriz, of Pombaline design, several manor houses and Lagariça. The miniatures in wood and iron, lace and regional embroidery constitute the local handicraft.

This village, located two kilometres north of Crato, stands out for its typically regional houses. A special note to the church of Flor da Rosa, from the 16th and 17th centuries, the monastery fountain and of the Álama, from the 15th century, some baroque manors and the monastery of the Flor da Rosa, currently a pousada. A traditional pottery centre, Flor da Rosa has a pottery school.

An old and rustic village composed of schist and culm houses. According to the local tradition, the lower floor of the constructions is still used as "loja" (a warehouse) for animals. A special note to the granite water-mills, "canastros" or "espigueiros" (corn warehouses), granite thrashing-floors and typical fountains with the traditional places for the cattle. A region with abundant archaeological vestiges. The inhabitants of Lamas de Olo are mostly farmers and shepherds.