The historic center of Miranda do Corvo has succumbed to urban growth, but has retained its original characteristics and is now a pleasant and welcoming place, with narrow streets and well-preserved facades.

A rather old restaurant, with large, comfortable rooms. It serves quite well prepared dishes of the Minho region. Fast and kind service. It was deeply remodelled in 2004 and is now a mandatory point of interest.

Located in the Jardim de São Pedro de Alcântara, the view over the city is magnificent. From here you can reach the walls of the Castle of São Jorge, Baixa, Mouraria, Alfama, as far as the Church of Penha de França. There is a tiled map that helps to understand the view.

Located on the left bank of the Arado river, this small stretch of sand has excellent lansdscapes. Quite pleasant and lovely, the Molhe Beach is sided by the Pintadinho Beach. A stone and cement sea wall separates the beaches (and the river from the sea) and ends in a small, yet lovely lighthouse. It is an excellent option to watch the fishermen or jog a little. To get to the beach, one may follow the river to its mouth or descend a steep cliff, at the Pintadinho Beach.

Maria restaurant in the historic center is Xica de Viseu. A female House, overlooking and extended hours, which promises snacks and fun. In the early and late letter can find since the cone of French fries and sausage strudel the other delights as the traditional woodpecker, the montadido of the day and the pork steak in pau. Prices range from € 1 to € 15 (for the Joint Board, designed for four people).

Clube do Bacalhau is located on Cais do Sodré and occupies a typical Lisbon-style building. In this elegant space you can sample several cod dishes, or else it is the star of the house. In spite of this, a menu also has other gastronomic options.

Solar with rectangular plan with two floors, comprising the main body with a smaller body adossado, and with coverage in gable roof. The original building dates from the 15th century\/XVI, after being rebuilt in the first half of the 17th century. On the main façade, highlighted by the portal lintel straight and in the lobby for a Tuscan column.

The building's main portal is topped by a triangular pediment and surmounted by an oculus flanked by two crevices. The interior features three naves, divided by arches and supported by Tuscan columns. The chancel features a ribbed vault with smooth quoins. Particularly noteworthy are the 17th-century carvings on the altars and the tile covering from the same period.

Built in 1719, this church was rebuilt in the mid-19th century. The facade features a portal flanked by two bell towers and a sculpture of Saint Michael. Access to the church is via a staircase made up of several baselines with intermediate levels. Of particular note are the baroque gilded altarpieces and in particular the main altarpiece, from 1731.

Romanesque temple built in the 12th century. On the front it has an ornate arch, supported by double columns and capitals. The decoration of the capitals deserves to be highlighted. The main facade is a short distance from the rock mass and was placed in the direction of the slope. Animal designs on the axial portal that signify the guard of the entrance to the temples and their sacred interior.