A triangular garden, featuring a lake with a fountain. The surrounding area is paved with Portuguese cobblestones. A pleasant space to spend some leisure time in the city center.

A river approximately 130 kilometers long, serving as a border between Portugal and Spain for twenty kilometers. It originates in Spain, in the Serra das Mesas mountain range, and flows into the Douro River near Barca D'Alva.

A large lagoon, fed by the waters of the Cértima River and located in the Águeda Valley, also known as Requeixo Lagoon. It is a vast and shallow area with abundant aquatic vegetation, notably bulrush, mainly used in basketry. Among the fish species found here are eel, barbel, and carp.

This park is the city's most important leisure space, covering an area of ​​approximately 31,400 m2. It is a densely wooded and landscaped area, featuring a hunting lodge, dovecote, chapel, greenhouse, mini-zoo, tennis court, and an artificial lake.

A park with abundant vegetation, flowerbeds, and lakes. It has a picnic area, a playground, and a soccer field.

A well-known waterfall that plunges approximately 60 meters from the top of the Freita mountain range. It is located between Vale de Cambra and Arouca. It can be appreciated from a viewpoint near Castanheira, on the opposite side of the slope.

The charming village of Sistelo is located in the Peneda-Gerês National Park, near the source of the Vez River. Known for its terraced landscapes, it has earned the nickname "Portuguese Tibet". It is well-preserved, with its granite houses, granaries, and washhouses having been restored.

A pleasant green space with extensive grassy areas and various points of interest, including a youth library, a mini-zoo, a children's playground, and a picnic area. Within the garden, it is possible to visit the Museum of the Counts of Castro Guimarães and the Chapel of São Sebastião, dating from the 17th century. It is also known as Gandarinha Park.

In this village, noteworthy features include the rural houses dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries, the chapel of Our Lady of Relief, and several granaries.

The landscape and rural architecture reflect the traditional way of life of the inhabitants of Coura.