Mirandela

Framed by the Bornes and Passos mountain ranges, Mirandela stretches across a vast, fertile plain, approximately 225 meters above sea level. The proximity of the Tuela and Rabagão rivers, along with its privileged geography, means that most of the working population works in agriculture. Today, the city is a peaceful but very pleasant place, where a stroll along the restored banks of the Tua River, passing by the floating pier and the Romanesque bridge with its twenty distinct arches, is recommended. To end the day on a high note, visit one of its restaurants and sample the famous "alheiras" (a type of sausage) or the Mirandesa steak!

What to do in Mirandela

Where to eat in Mirandela

Where to sleep in Mirandela

Quinta Entre Rios
Quinta Entre Rios

18TH century farmhouse, situated just two miles from Mirandela. It was remodeled in 1997, keeping the original features, typical of the region. Some of the act…

Quinta dos Avidagos
Quinta dos Avidagos

Inserida em plena Terra Quente Transmontana, a Quinta dos Avidagos está rodeada por uma paisagem bucólica, ideal para relaxar por entre os vastos olivais e ame…

Casal da Porta
Casal da Porta

A piscina de água salgada, em plena região de Trás-os-Montes, é sempre um fator adicional de atração. O contacto com a natureza envolvente também conquista vis…

Near Mirandela

Vimioso

Vimioso


Located in the extreme northeast of Portugal and integrated into the "Terra Fria" (Cold Land) of Trás-os-Montes, Vimioso presents a landscape that a…

Mogadouro

Mogadouro


Nestled between the deep valley of the Douro River and the Sabor River basin, the municipality of Mogadouro occupies the extension of the Planalto Mi…

Vinhais

Vinhais


Vinhais belongs to the Trás-os-Montes region and is located in the Douro river basin, being crossed by the Tuela and Rabaçal waters. With a very pron…

Alfândega da Fé

Alfândega da Fé


With the Serra de Bornes to the north, the Sabor River valley to the south, the Castro Vicente plateau to the east, and the Vilariça valley to the we…