This typical house remodeled, dated from the late 18TH century, is located on a farm in the foothills of the serra da Arada. Is more suited to receive groups and major events. Has various activities to guests ' disposal, since visits to typical villages the local hiking and extreme sports.

A unique phenomenon in Portugal and very rare worldwide, it consists of stones growing and detaching from their "mother stone," hence their popular name "birthing stones." To better understand these enigmatic rocks and the dynamics of the Arouca Geopark, it is worth visiting the Casa das Pedras Parideiras – Interpretation Centre.

Baroque manor house with a rectangular plan with two floors and a symmetrical main facade. The internal space is developed through two staircases arranged longitudinally to the main facade. It was built in the late 18th century by Francisco Lopes Sarafana Correia da Silva, believed to have been built over an old residence of the Society of Jesus.

Church located in an elevated site and surrounded by a large courtyard which offers beautiful views of Celorico da Beira and over the River Mondego. It was remodelled in 1789, featuring a Baroque façade with a rectangular portal surmounted by a pediment and Freestone with a pedimented window wavy. In the interior, highlighted by a Renaissance altarpiece.

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.

Also known as Palacete das kitchens, for having been built on the site of the old kitchens of Paços da Castle, this cosy hotel, works in a villa of the 18th century, is located within the walls of the castle of São Jorge. Eco-certified Hotel since 2010, offers 14 rooms beautifully decorated and equipped with every comfort, for a refined stay, where are still visible several medieval traces.

This village owes its name to the existence of large Neolithic caves in the region, linked to various local legends. Here you can visit the main church, rebuilt in the 16th century, with a tomb, patterned tiles lining the entire nave, and a 15th-century polychrome stone bas-relief, as well as a medieval bridge. Wooden miniatures represent local crafts.

The waters of Caldas da Cavaca were already being used free of charge by local inhabitants for treatments in dug wells. These thermal baths were later granted concessions in 1924, but it was in 1950 that the resort experienced a major boost, transforming into a resort with excellent conditions for the time. The Cavaca spring is located on a farm in the Coja River valley, a tributary of the Dão River. The facilities are spread across a group of buildings, including a spa, guesthouse, and ground-floor rental houses. These medicinal waters are recommended for the treatment of respiratory, digestive, rheumatic, …

This belvedere has views of the Zêzere river valley and the Cabril dam. Hence, it is an obligatory visit.

Small fountain, dating from 1712, surmounted by a tile Panel of our Lady of the visitation.