Garden paying homage to the republican historian and archaeologist Anselmo Braamcamp Freire, although it is known among the inhabitants as Campo de Sant' Anna. It has trees, such as a cedar of Himalayas, a secular tree known as lovers’ tree. There are some statues, such as the statue of Sousa Martins. It has an esplanade, a multifunction pavilion, playground and lake.

Space installed in the old Episcopal Seminary built in 1601 by Dom Nuno de Noronha, Bishop of Guarda. It opened to the public as a museum in 1985, under the name Museu da Guarda, showing the history of the district. The Museum's collection comprises collections of archeology, numismatics, sacred sculpture from the 13th to the 18th centuries, sacred paintings from the 16th to 18th centuries and armory from the 17th to 20th centuries. The museum's collection also includes ceramic objects, photography, regional ethnography, painting and drawing from the end of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th …

Nuno Gonçalves was Alcaide-mor of the Castle de Faria, in the reign of Ferdinand I of Portugal. At this point the troops of Castile invaded our country. Taken prisoner by the Castilians, was taken to the walls of Castelo de Faria, in an attempt to convince his son, Gonçalo Nunes, then Chief of the garrison, to surrender. However, Nuno Gonçalves took the opportunity to urge his son to the resistance, and was promptly shot down. This episode became a legend and narrated by Alexandre Herculano.

Created in 1990 by the Silves City Council and built around the remarkable Almóada Well-Cistern, the museum's collections showcase archaeological finds from the region and the city. Chronologically organized, the museum's collections are divided into prehistory, Roman, Muslim, and Portuguese periods (up to the 17th century). Highlights include Iron Age funerary stelae with inscriptions of the Southwest Iberian Peninsula script, considered the region's first written language.

From this hotel, surrounded by a stunning natural beauty, magnificent panoramic views of the Lake and the dam Aguieira. Opened in 2006, offers 86 rooms, among which two comfortable suites. Also has a restaurant serving regional delicacies, specialties such as the lamprey.

Situated in the historic city centre, this former Franciscan convent from the 13th century, offers 34 rooms and one suite, with classic décor and cosy atmosphere. All this, combined with the rich and varied regional gastronomy, promises days of rest for body and soul.

In the Centre of Seia lies this hotel with 79 rooms very well equipped, five of them suites. The restaurant, Camel belonging to this space, is famous for regional dishes that proposes. From here you can go to the discovery of the splendid Serra da Estrela.

Located in front of the bridge and monastery of São Gonçalo, the Confectionery of the bridge is the oldest establishment in the manufacture of regional sweets from Amarante, since 1930. Is mostly known for the quality of its candy, as well as the stunning views to the outdoor terrace offers over the Tâmega.

Inserted in The Lake SPA Resort, this restaurant has two rooms of exclusive and zen environment, a space with typically Eastern decor extends to an outdoor garden Japanese. The cuisine is Mediterranean and Eastern-inspired, made with ingredients from these regions by chef Luís Correia.

Restaurant located in a House typically beirã, all in shale, with a wide and refined dining room. Serves good regional dishes, highlighting the cabrito serrano and for cod in Rivers. Its name comes from the proximity to the River, offering a beautiful view over this.