An 11 km long pedestrian trail that may take five and a half hours and crosses important places of rare beauty, such as the nesting area of the falcons and the Real Fábrica de Gelo (Royal Ice Factory).

Wooden walkways run along the right bank of the Ribeira de Quelhas, near the village of Coentral. The trail has sections of varying difficulty and can be hiked year-round, but is recommended during fall or winter.

Walking tour with 9 Km, starting at the Capela de São Romão. As you walk you can visit the mill’s track, the Alto da Arroteia belvedere and the narrow ways through the old houses.

This walking trail stretches along the Douro River slope, from the old Customs building to the former Pousada de Santa Catarina. Enjoy the wonderful views of the river while soaking up the tranquility of the place.

The municipality of Lourinhã has many windmills that, even if not used for agricultural purposes, are worth a visit. In Moita de Ferreiros, five restored windmills have been converted into cafés and bars, adding to the landscape's beauty.

A small pedestrian trail that is about 21 km long. It has several interesting places, namely the peaceful waters of the dam, the traditional pathways of the sheperds and the villages of Queimadela, Luilhas, Casal de Estime and Monte.

Street that was open in the beginning of the XIX century, hiding the “rio de vila”, an ancient river that dived the city in two, flowing into the Douro. In this street you can find the small fountain Mouzinho da Silveira.

Água Formosa is one of the most beautiful villages in the municipality of Vila de Rei, located close to a small valley. The houses and narrow alleys are made of slate slabs. It belongs to the group of famous Schist Villages.

Esta loja de artesanato comercializa bordados, estanhos, louças e faianças (artesanato local), e ainda, barro preto, flores artificiais e artigos em pele serrana (artesanato regional).

A house that belongs to rancisco Ernesto de Oliveira Martins. It features testimonies of five centuries of the Azores' history, namely furniture, religious art works, coins, stamps, ivory sculptures and pocelains, among others.