Located in Alto Dona Ana, with an area of ​​approximately 5 hectares, the Seixal Urban Park offers ideal conditions for physical activity and outdoor leisure, with stunning views of Lisbon. Users can enjoy viewpoints, picnic tables, a natural amphitheater, various shaded areas, and paths throughout the park.

Spacious area with a fitness circuit, an area for shows, a playground, a picnic area, changing rooms, and restrooms.

A garden located in the center of the parish, crossed by a small stream that enhances its beauty. It has tables, benches, and a barbecue, with trees that provide some shade.

A garden with many large trees that provide plenty of shade. Located in the middle of the city, it surrounds the Church of the Lord of Sorrows. There are benches throughout and also a small playground.

Located on the former football field of the Lousada Sports Association, this park consists of a continuous green system with tree stands and patches, shrub and herbaceous cover, a cafeteria/restaurant area with terraces, a tourist information point, and children's and elderly people's play equipment.

Monte do Pilar is a granite spur of great geological interest, being the largest granite monolith in the Iberian Peninsula. It is one of the main tourist attractions in the municipality because, in addition to its magnificent landscapes, it allows for outdoor activities such as rappelling or via ferrata.

Mount São Mamede has an altitude of 750 meters, offering one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Minho region. Besides the phenomenal view, you can visit the Church of Fontarcada, the monasteries of Tibães, Rendufe and Bouro, the Castle of Lanhoso, the Torre dos Machados, and the sanctuaries of Sameiro, Senhora do Pilar and Porto de Ave.

This is a typical Minho village, located in one of the highest points of the municipality, Merouço. A place that preserves its antiquity and offers pleasant rural tourism to its visitors. Rustic houses, restored mills and abundant nature, combined with characteristic and distinctive crafts, the tradition of filigree, the art of goldsmithing. From this village you can also embark on two marked hiking trails, one through fields in the lower part of Sobradelo da Goma, and another climbing to the top of the rocky formation of Mount Merouço, at 600 meters altitude, where you can enjoy a superb view of …

This viewpoint, located at approximately 975 meters altitude, offers beautiful views over the Serra da Marofa mountain range and the entire Beira Alta region, with a glimpse of Spain in the distance. A notable feature of this location in the mountains is the replica of the Christ the King statue.

Castelo Rodrigo is located on a steep hill, at an altitude of 820 meters, at the source of the Serra da Marofa mountain range. According to history, it was inhabited around half a millennium BC and later occupied by the Romans, still preserving two intersecting road sections from that era. It possesses a valuable collection of military and religious architecture, notably the walls of the medieval castle, the Manueline pillory, the palace of the 1st Marquis of Castelo Rodrigo, the Rocamador church, and several houses with Manueline windows. Regional crafts are characterized by lace and embroidery.