This hill is a northern continuation of the Montemuro Hill. One may follow the pedestrian trails and visit the lost villages with their schist covered houses. The hill has magnificent views of the valley.

This is one of the oldest restaurants visited at the Bairro Alto, decorated with paintings, drawings and caricatures. It offers a varied menu in a simple, small space with a competent service and a big wine list.

You can visit the famous Almourol Castle, one of the best-known Portuguese monuments, by crossing on the City Council's recreational boat, which has a capacity of 50 people.

This museum, inaugurated in 1992, aims to portray what was once one of the main economic activities of the municipality: the cultivation of vines and the production of wine. Reservations are required at the Municipal Library to visit.

A garden with a regional atmosphere: a typical house of the Alentejo region and an oven still in use whenever previously asked for.

Inserted in the Taverns of the region of Alto Tâmega, a Tasca do Chico is a good site for lovers of regional cuisine.

A simple restaurant with regional tableware on the walls. It serves regional dishes, namely live coal grilled dishes.

An old oilve oil press turned into a restaurant, with a familiar atmosphere and regional dishes. Regional wine list.

Simple and cozy house, serving regional cuisine, prepared with care. Are essentially regional wines and served in carafe.

Located in the historic area of ​​the village of Celorico da Beira, very close to the castle, stands this Cathedral of Serra da Estrela Cheese. The magnificent 17th-century building is worth a visit in itself. Dedicated to preserving the tradition of Serra da Estrela cheese, it is also part of the Farmer and Cheese Museum. Here you can buy and taste the famous cheese, as well as other regional delicacies such as black pudding, chorizo, ham, rye bread, honey, jams and wine.