This pedestrian trail, about 2000 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. Along the entire trail one can enjoy magnificent landscapes.

Inserted on a farm near the Dam Crestuma-Lever, this House with stone weapons, the end of the 17TH century, provides a panoramic view of the Valley of the River Douro.

Chapel composed of rectangular nave and chancel, with bell tower and sacristy. The nave is partially covered with carpet-like tiles from the end of the 17th century.

The cruise of Cervães quadrangular base, fore-end has smooth and is topped by the cross which features figures plowed, namely Christ and our Lady.

This simple fountain, located at the end of a stairway, is little ornamented and presents solely one image of Saint Anthony on the wall. The water is drinkable and used by the population.

The Church consists of a longitudinal plan consists of a nave, a chancel and a narrower sacristy and an attachment adossados. The main façade ends in truncated Gable for a double Bell.

Original project from the architect Corrodi, signed in 1908/1910. It is a building with five storeys, ended with three turrets. The décor in the façade is worthy of notice.

Great cascade of cold running water and crystalline that ends in a two source profusely, in granite, with a rectangular sink. The waters of this source flock in the River Zêzere.

This hermitage construction has started by the end of the XVII Century. The temple maintains a presbytery with a Manueline – Mudejar cover and the main chapel has a lancet dome.

A winery belonging to the Alentejo Wine Route. The winery, in operation since 1953, is one of the region's icons and one of the most prestigious in Alto Acre. In addition to the winery, you can visit the foundation of the same name, take courses, visit the rural museum, the 19th-century courtyard, and the old olive press, depending on the tour option chosen.