The stone Houses, located in the village of Bishop, at Sabugal, are a set of six housing units, independent, fully restored and furnished-house Bell Tower, Casa do Pocinho, home of Place, Home of the bridge, patio House and Casa da Pedra.

The "Casa do Penedo" (Penedo House) is a rural farm that produces agricultural goods, including wine. Nevertheless, it has been remodelled and is now a good place to spend the free times with activities for children between 4 and 16 years of age.

This Inn, in the Quinta dos Clérigos lies between the sea and the serra da Tronqueira, offering fantastic views. It offers 20 rooms and four apartments uniquely decorated rustic and proposes to the visitor walks by beautiful beaches and hiking paths of the Sierra.

The Miradouro da Boa Vista, justifies the name, since it lets you see Vila Real and the Serra do Alvão, as well as two of the most prestigious belvederes Douro: s. Domingos (Armamar) and s. Leonardo (Peso da Régua).

Located close to the town of Fontes and at 657 meters above sea level, this viewpoint is, without a doubt, one of the most spectacular in the municipality, offering stunning views over Serra do Marão and the surrounding region, from a 360 degree perspective.

Classified as Property of public interest the Castro do Cabeço is an old fortified settlement once championed by two walls that the surrounding. There are still traces of circular houses, some with paved flooring. In the rocky hills lie rocky outcrops with rock engravings.

Building built by the municipality of olive groves in 1873, in a property named "Quinta do Mr Stolen or of souls". Been long abandoned, and only recovered in the years 80, being adapted to the realization of cultural events. It was opened as a theatre in December 1989.

Building integrated in the works of Baroque fortification of barra do Tejo. It was built in the 18th century and altered in the 19TH century. Presents a pentagonal plant with elevations with two or three floors. After suffering works refurbishing, opened as Guincho Hotel in 1959.

Bronze bust about 1 meter in height representing the Doctor Carlos do Amaral, doctor and distinguished citizen who deserved it, in this way, homage of the municipality. This bust is housed in a small garden with manicured flower beds and a small fountain of 1938.

Inside the small chapel are the glazed tiles, the mural paintings, the woodcarving, the sculptures, and the chair of São Gens, which belonged to the first bishop of Lisbon. The legend says that the stone large chair is do-gooding for pregnant women, making the childbirth easy.