The Serra de Montejunto is fifteen kilometers long and reaches 666 meters at its highest point, from where you can enjoy a vast panorama. The dominant vegetation is holm oak and kermes oak. There is a great abundance of water, coming from the springs that surround it.

Set of buildings designed for the production and conservation of ice, including a water harvesting system. It was built to supply the Royal House and the city of Lisbon. Cleaning was carried out in 1988, after around a hundred years of abandonment.

A two-kilometre walking trail, along which you can see a small lagoon, several cliffs that are nesting sites for birds, the surrounding villages and the plain that extends to the sea.

Pedestrian route five kilometers long and lasting around two and a half hours. It is located in the Serra de Montejunto, in the Protected Landscape area and extends to the parish of Lamas. This route is full of extremely beautiful landscapes, including some interesting monuments.

Pedestrian route measuring approximately twelve kilometers and lasting approximately four hours. It is located in the Serra de Montejunto, at the northern end of the Protected Landscape, and extends through the parish of Cercal. It passes through cultivated fields, vineyards and Rocha pear orchards. In the distance, you can still see the Relvo windmills.

The Parque de Campismo Rural da Serra do Montejunto, situated in a privileged area in terms of natural landscape, is a space where you can rest and relax in the fresh air. Here you will have the opportunity to observe several species of birds, flowers and plants only. Highlights also include the various circuits and footpaths available that can explore as well as the caves and other monuments of serra do Montejunto.

Simple and familiar space to serve traditional Portuguese dishes.

A large, simple and welcoming space with a wide menu of traditional Portuguese dishes.

A typical, quite welcoming and comfortable restaurant with a regional menu, namely of live coal grilled dishes and fresh fish.

Collected stone Roman columns in villa romana de Borjigas. Are outside the Municipal Museum of Cadaval.