A large and unpretentious space that serves Spanish specialities, namely the paella. Open only at dinner time.

A restaurant with sea views that is open only at dinner. International dishes served in a nice and welcoming atmosphere.

An Indian restaurant, influenced by the goese gastronomy, open only on weekends. It has views of the Óbidos Lagoon.

A sober atmosphere, quit good looking and rather attendeed at lunch. It serves light traditional Portuguese meals (pregos, rojões and moelas) and specializes in fish and shellfish (sea cataplanas, grilled dishes on the tile). The bar has a terrace that invites for a drink. It has live music on Friday and Saturday nights.

From the top of th stairway of Our Lady of Remédios (Remedies) there are magnificent views of th town of Lamego. The passers by, way down below, in the avenue, look like ants, gouing from one sid to the other. On the stairway, many believers and non-believers alike try to reach the top.

Pedestrian path with 6.5 miles long and anticipated length of 2:30 h. Starts at Masroor, where there is no shortage of monuments of historical and cultural interest to visit. Follows the threshing floor of Finn through Rails and steep slopes leading to the banks of the river Sever which borders Spain. Pay attention to the ruins of shale.

It is at the top of a hill that we find the remains of the walls of Sernancelhe Castle. This rock castle dates back to the 12th/13th centuries, featuring an irregular circular plan. Don't forget to pay attention to the Porta do Sol, with its full arch. Very close by, we find the Cruzeiro do Senhor dos Aflitos.

The Parque de Campismo de Arganil, located in Sarzedo, and near the river Alva, offers the ideal conditions to enjoy pleasant moments of relaxation in contact with nature. With countless amenities, also presents various possibilities for accommodation. You can still walk through the Centre of Arganil or pay a visit to the historic village of Piódão.

House where was born Benedict Gorse, one of the most notable sons of the city. Founder of the newspaper "O Comércio do Porto", resided in this town the greater part of her life but maintained a permanent link to Oliveira de Azeméis. Had a key role in stimulating a broad set of activities of cultural, sports, nature tourism and social solidarity.

A mansion-style house in eclectic style, with a rectangular floor plan and a chapel inside. Today, in addition to being a private home, it serves as a center for agricultural production. This house has been linked to the most significant moments in Portuguese history, and has hosted highly prestigious figures such as Camilo Castelo Branco, José Régio, and Bishop Trindade Salgueiro.