This ancient winepress carved into the rock was used in Moorish times, to make wine.

This stretch of Roman road descends the slope and crosses the village of Póvoa Dão descend to the river Dão, ending some fillies. Access by means of a pedestrian path (Roman Rail) or climbing the hillside by the Rail Viewpoint.

Mill square carved on a rock leaning.

Anta on a rocky crevice in the soil.

Grave carved in the rock in a good state of repair.

This lagareta consists of two tanks connected by a hole carved into the rock. Despite being on private property it is possible to visit the monument.

These ruins of Joana bridge, located over the river of honey, just keep the two pillars from the ancient stone bridge.

To access this grave carved in the rock, you have to go through a few fields and Woods.

This small fragment of Roman road, located inside the convent of San Francisco, has about 30 meters.

This path, which is classified as Building of Public Interest is spread into a route with many curves, suddenly finishing on a cut made by a municipal pavement.