The former Compressor Center of the Algares Mine, now a museum. The building was constructed in the 1950s, and the compressed air plant began operating in 1952. In the early 1990s, it was decommissioned, leaving only the Compressor Center in the Moinho Mine building in operation.

Church of revival architecture and pioneering project. Has ship only, chancel, side chapels and collaterals. The Zoomorphic gargoyles (fish, dog, Rooster, pig, Parrot and Wolf) and two gargoyles of human representation, from the early Church.

Manueline church with a longitudinal plan consisting of a single nave, a chancel taller and narrow and high and a vestry located near. It was probably built in the early 16th century, suffering reforms in the following centuries. Highlighting the pulpit, built in 1685.

House built between 1871 and 1875, with the aim of housing a laboratory and photography studio. The building, an expressive monument of iron architecture, deserves a visit in itself. Here you can visit some permanent and other temporary exhibitions. The building pioneered a transitional architecture that admirably fused art and technology in stone, stucco, iron and glass.

Recently refurbished Guest House, to make it even more comfortable to stay at this place, with 12 bedrooms, modest and well presented. Has a restaurant.

This garden is near the Santa Joana parochial Church. The trees, bushes, benches and play ground spots make it the ideal place to family walks.

From this location you will have privileged views over the Douro River, as well as the surrounding mountains. A breathtaking landscape that makes the journey worthwhile.

Picnic Park very quiet, with supporting House grills tables and benches and umbrellas in straw that make this place very pleasant for a snack or for a break.

In this carefully restored old olive press, you can see the machines and utensils that were used to make olive oil in times gone by.

Statue which intends to demonstrate the recognition that Larger River and its inhabitants make of these peacekeepers, your effort, courage and determination in fighting the flames.