This viewpoint offers beautiful views of the mountains and on the albufeira de Castelo de Bode.

The village of Dornes is located on a bay of the Castelo de Bode dam and is one of the most typical and picturesque in the centre of Portugal. The low white houses are looked upon by the medieval castle that seems to have been built by the Templars where there used to be a roman watchtower of the deep Zêzere valley that was on the border between the moorish and Christian territories. A special note to the mother church, built in the 13th century and rebuilt in 1453, with the image of Our Lady of the Pranto and the …

The belevedere is located on the Shrine of Our Lady of Penha, with views of the village of Alva and of the Montemuro mountain.

Belvedere who finds himself on a rock, with iron structure staircases that allow magnificent panoramic views over the Serra de Montemuro, St. Macarius and Serra da Arada. Highlighted by a tile Panel which reads: "worth going to, come to the Penedo da Saudade, pick up the paper and the pen and say goodbye to the city".

A place of extreme beauty from where one can view the Paços de Ferreira parish and clearly view the Cabreira Mountain.

It is the largest green space in Rio Tinto, with an area of 36,500 square meters right in the center of the parish. It has leisure equipment, an amphitheater, a terrace, sports equipment, a playground, two skate parks and dog equipment. Another of the great attractions is the walkway that connects Rio Tinto to the Parque Oriental do Porto, perfect for walking, running or cycling.

A dam, located on the Pônsul river, on the Tagus river basin, by a narrow granite gorge, above the Campinas of Idanha-a-Nova. The most common fish species are the small-mouth bass, the barbel, the nase and the carp.

A small artificial lake, surrounded by pleasant green areas.

The Viewpoint of Penha Garcia discusses the enormous cliffs that serve as support for the dam of the same name, whose albufeira also avista, featuring informative panels. The views are magnificent on the green hills and over the river.

Located on th right bank of the Pônsul river, it is one of the oldest locations in Portugal. It may have once been the imposing town of Egitânia (visigoth period). But even before that, the lusitans and the romans lived there (Civitas Igaeditanorum, a city of the 1st century bC). The morrish invasion of Idanha-a-Velha destroyed a large portion of the vestiges from previous civilizations. There still remain, nonetheless, some monuments that date back to the roman period (a part of the walls, a semi-cylinder shaped tower, etc.).