A well preserved water mill in the banks of the Vizela river. It is currently working.

Well preserved part of a roman road that is about 10 metres long. It is part of the Vila Fria's pedestrian trails, by the roman bridge of the arch and the mill that has the same name, on the banks of the Vizela river.

O fabrico do pão-de-ló nesta região tem mais de 150 anos, por isso é um dos produtos regionais mais apreciados. Ao subir as escadas da fábrica é possível recuar um século e observar uma decoração singular, ao mesmo tempo que o odor do doce típico aumenta a vontade de experimentá-lo. Considerada Loja de Tradição desde 1994, a fábrica possibilita aos visitantes saborear o pão-de-ló.

This space has an interior garden and an auditorium for about 200 people. It is possible to read, borrow books, listen to music, watch videos, access the internet, consult the Municipal Archive of Felgueiras, among others.

The first factory of this sponge cake, or light bread, was set up in a house, located in Tanque, in the parish of Margaride. It was the famous confectioner Leonor Rosa da Silva who, during more than fifty years of work, managed to make her Pão-de-ló de Margaride known in Portugal and Brazil, the name by which it is widely known today.

The Jardim da Alameda de Santa Quitéria is a green space of large proportions, located on the hill, with views over the municipality. It has some leisure equipment for children.

Located at the top of Monte de Santa Quitéria, from this viewpoint you can see the city of Felgueiras. It has gardens, playground, a coffee shop and a restaurant.

Viewpoint at the top of Monte da Senhora Aparecida, next to the chapel with the same name, which allows a 360 degree view over the entire county and the region in general.

The museum is structured in four distinct areas: Arts and Crafts, Agriculture, Fishing and Sacred Art, with other sections with various traditional tools. The pieces on display represent an era that begins in the last century until the present day.

A well signaled trail that starts at the Felgueiras Camping. A 3.7 km walk in a maximum of two hours. The trail is accessible and passes by the Portas House and by Roman Paths, among other monuments of public interest.