The museum is housed in the former Vista Alegre factory. Here you can admire examples of glass made in the 19th century and learn about the history of porcelain production and its evolution over more than 150 years.

Temple with thick walls, brick vaults, and limestone masonry. The façade features a large niche with a sculpture of Our Lady of Penha de França. The classification includes the tomb of D. Manuel de Moura, Bishop of Miranda.

A circular urban trail approximately 3.5 km long, winding through the streets of Costa Nova do Prado. It offers an insight into the life, stories, traditions, and flavors of a town primarily linked to fishing.

Medieval bridge, with two unequal round arches.

An 18th-century temple whose highlight is the statuary that occupies the niches of the facade on the exterior. Also, noteworthy is the carved decoration.

Building that housed a water-powered silk spinning factory.

An ethnographic museum, transformed into a core center of ruralism. The permanent exhibition showcases the human aspects of any Trás-os-Montes village: peasant objects, folk art, and objects that demonstrate the transition from rurality to industrialization.

In the former Trinta Primary School, more than 5,000 years of history are now on display, with various archaeological pieces, gathered in two chronological areas.

This is where you'll find a record of the carnival tradition of the village of Podence, associated with the typical Caretos. Costumes, rattles, masks, and all the clothing of these enigmatic figures are on display.

A small museum created by Malcolm Clarke in his own garage, where we can learn a little about the sperm whale and its main food source, squid.