A space dedicated to showcasing the culture and traditions of Porto Santo, Casa da Serra brings together many antique objects that tell the story of the people of Porto Santo. It is frequently visited by tourists on organized excursions. The preservation of the space is remarkable. It also has a shop where you can buy products from the island of Porto Santo.

Roman bridge, built of granite, with three full-length arches and two cutwaters. The deck is curved, and the railings and parapets are made of solid stone. It was part of the Roman military road from Amarante to Braga. Today, with a view to rehabilitating and adapting its banks, a leisure area has been created, where guests can enjoy the adjacent green spaces.

This church has one only nave with coffers painted on the roof. The walls are covered with blue and yellow glazed tiles. The altarpieces stand out, as well as the columns with fluted shafts and an elegant sacrarium. Attention should also be paid to the sacristy roof painted with “rocaille” motifs.

Ancient Roman settlement located east of the village of Chã, on the left bank of the road linking the village of Torgueda, on a plateau called Carvalha. Here are several ceramic materials of Roman chronology. Could be a town, located in the landscape, with the Rabagão relatively close and with other water lines. Near this location was the Via romana, near the 17TH which were found also some traces, notably a ara and an inscription to Jupiter.

From here one may view the hills and plains of the area.

Very pleasant place with a lake where you can cool off during warmer weather, and an area with stone tables and benches for picnics.

House Museum of the seers of Fatima, in the village buildings and sorted by symbolic reasons linked to the apparitions of our Lady of Fatima.

Frequented by young customers of several nationalities, this bar as a decoration that is linked to the world of automobiles. It has a large dance floor.

Limestone block with entries linked to Morgado da Póvoa, of small dimensions, this landmark was built in the 18th century in charge

This temple has a contestable origin, since the authors characterise it as Visigoth, built on the 7th century. While some consider it as a 19th century construction, because they say it is influenced by the Mozarabs.