Despite today being a Museum and place of operation of the tourist office, this construction has already worked the Town Hall and jail. Has two floors: the lower, the chain; at the top, the camera; both feature traces classicists. Inwardly, the compartments are arranged according to section walls amaze yourself, but its dimensions are considerable.

This bronze bust, located in a small garden at the entrancee of the Ameida Moreira museum, intends to pay tribute to Almeida Moreira (1873-1939) at the time of the first centenary of his birth (11/25/1973).

Statue paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this island. The work is by the architects Francisco Franco and Cristino da Silva and was built up in the XIX century.

Statue designed by sculptor alpiarcense Armando Ferreira who intends to honor Hermínio Deka Patience, while meritorious in the region. It was agricultural entrepreneur, ophthalmologist and became known for paying the medicines and glasses to their patients.

Taqueria Mexicana cozinhando receitas tradicionais, transmitidas de geração em geração, para trazer os vibrantes sabores, cores e espirito que definem o nosso querido pais.

Family environment and cosy Hotel with friendly service. Its downtown location allows easy access to any area of the city. Prices are inviting. 60 comfortable rooms and has a well-known restaurant regional cuisine.

It is a shelter under a rock in the form of pala, semicircular. Is outlined in the frontal zone, by a stone structure of six pseudoesteios, quite damaged. Inside has pavement lajeado. Location well signposted and easily accessible to any vehicle.

An ethnographic museum, transformed into a core center of ruralism. The permanent exhibition showcases the human aspects of any Trás-os-Montes village: peasant objects, folk art, and objects that demonstrate the transition from rurality to industrialization.

Megalithic monument quite destroyed, with difficult visibility in the landscape, located about five meters from the county road that connects Montalegre to keys. Do not identify any props, although evident the remains of lytic Cuirass.

Medieval door with a round arch, supported by two projecting towers, with several shields. The lock holes can still be seen. One of the towers is attached to the clock tower, and access to any of the towers is via a stone staircase.