Earthen dam located in Ribeira de Sor, an area with large cork oak forests. It was built to irrigate the fields of the Sorraia Valley. The reservoir, with a length of almost 20 km, extends from the vicinity of Ponte de Sor to close to the village of Montargil. Due to the large number of visitors to the site, a hotel (Hotel da Barragem) was built there, with a private ramp and rental service for boats, jet skis and sailboards. The public access ramp to the reservoir is located on the left bank, close to the wall. It has a …

Marian shrine featuring the pulpit, dating from the 18th century, the door and baptistery, dating from the 16th century, and a sculpture, dating from the 14th century.

These walkways are on the Gresso trail, in Sanfins, Rocas do Vouga. In the surrounding area you will find bridges, small waterfalls and sides, with extensive native vegetation. The access point to the walkway area is located on the Gresso River bridge, north of Sanfins.

The garden has a large lawn with trees and fruit trees. It features a pedestrian path with several access points, a bike path, and a large sand playground. The area is adorned with a terrace and a fountain, nearby which is a kiosk and an Environmental Education Center.

Nineteenth century House of simple rectangular plant consisting of two hinged rectangular volumes. Features a symmetrical main façade divided into three rags and torn by going to rectilinear. Inside, a Freestone ladder providing access to the piano nobile.

The castle preserves the two fundamental elements of medieval fortifications: the town walls and the citadel, which retains the keep. On the walls, which form an irregular polygon, the gates providing access to the old town are visible: the Sun Gate and the Azoia Gate.

Rectangular cistern located in the basement of a residential building. The access is through an arch with imposed iron gate and a protruding, which leads to a sort of tunnel that leads to the water. No one knows for sure when it was built, pointing to the 13th and 14th centuries.

Possibly built between the 1st and 4th centuries AD, this arch is supported by two towers and is integrated into the medieval castle, outside the citadel. Also known as the "Évora Gate," its main function was to provide access to the barbican that surrounds the keep.

House of simple rectangular plan with two rooms in the extremes that open to hallway, giving access to dependencies. It was built between the 18TH century and the 19TH century by the family dashing and, in 2002, the second floor was remodeled and turned into housing tourism unit.

Rectangular fortress with a turret at each angle, based on a high and steep rock. Inside there is a small chapel in honor of Santa Catarina. It works as access to the beach/marina of Portimão through a staircase and provides beautiful views over the sea and the marina.