A carved stone wall with a niche where you can see a Gothic-style Nossa Senhora is what remains, in the current Cathedral, of the former church of the Dominican convent (1423). Highlight for the side chapels, one with a limestone altarpiece, from the 16th century, and another with a carved wooden altarpiece where a statue of Nossa Senhora do Rosário appears. In 1719 a new Baroque façade was built and in the mid-18th century the high choir and roof were built, and the chancel was renovated. In 1860 the bell tower was built.

The Parque de Campismo de Mirandela benefits from its excellent location, where green and the water of the three rivers (Tuela and Rabaçal, Your), providing pleasant moments of relaxation and rest. This welcoming space, where the home and quiet abound, is an excellent starting point to discover the gastronomy transmontana, the culture, the people of the Earth and all its traditions. Here all the streets are calcetados with the typical Portuguese cube and the alveoli, with huge areas, are all lawns. Highlight is the Palácio dos Távoras and the Romanesque Bridge, must-see attractions.

The typical houses are made of bricks, painted in white, with granitic structures and little decoration. In the town-planning, you can see the central area, delimitated by the old roman wall, around the ancient forum, that is used still today for religious, administrative and cultural purposes.

Center installed in the former SIBIL whale factory, which was dedicated to transforming large cetaceans into oils and flour. You can see various manufacturing equipment and an exhibition on the biology and ecology of large cetaceans. It also has a bar, a shop and an outdoor leisure space.

The plan of the ruins reveals the charcateristic shape of a roman villa, with a indoors atrium surrounded by a gallery of columns. In the southern part of the ruins, one can see the "nympheum", a sanctuary built in the 4th century, devoted to the water divinities and later transformed into a paleo-christian temple.

16TH century Church, despite the Renaissance façade, located next to the hospital, consisting of nave and chancel. In its interior you can see magnificent pieces of religious art, carving and tiling. Today, in addition to church, it is also Health Center of Vila Viçosa.

Tranquil beach, difficult access, with approximately 150 steps. The right side of the beach is usually used by nudists. The recess of the cliffs you can see the Cape St. Vincent. Nearby is a 16TH century fortress\/XVII which bears the arms of Dom Sebastião.

The first word that comes to mind when describing the Serra da Estrela Natural Park is "diversity." Indeed, this massif located in the Central Region and encompassing the municipalities of Celorico da Beira, Covilhã, Gouveia, Guarda, Manteigas, and Seia, stands out for its diverse landscape throughout, in addition to being the largest protected area in Portugal, at 101,000 hectares. The central plateau, dominated by Torre (the highest point in the mountain range and in mainland Portugal, at 1,991 meters above sea level) and the glacial Zêzere, is a range completely different from other parts of the mountain range. In winter, …

Building with a simple irregular rectangular plan, with two floors. On the façade, there is a window with a straight lintel and, on the corner, you can see the coat of arms of the Melo village. It still conserves the old town hall and the stone with the town's heraldic symbols. It was probably built in the 17th century.

Neoclassical revival House, built in a recreational farm completely surrounded by a wall. The building features a simple rectangular plan, with facades flanked by apilastrados corners. Abroad, has several annexes and a garden, where you see a tank surrounded by tile-lined banks pombalinos.