Castle located on the outskirts of the village of Lousã mountain countryside. Consists of the donjon, torn by loopholes for a small irregular fence and some cubelos. Its entrance is flanked by two turrets and three more are distributed along the walls. The whole Castle is in Silurian shale, rock of the region, except the door trim of the keep, which is white stoneware. During the Reconquista, this castle was assumed as a strategic point, locking the Moorish incursions from the vale do Zêzere.

A pedestrian walk along the Serpins river beach. The trail follows the river along calm places and lush vegetation.

A pedestrian walk along a trail of lush vegetation, in full touch with nature.

A vilage with schist houses, one of the preserved villages of the Lousã mountain. It has been recovered.

A villag with scist houses, located in an area with many natural belvederes.

A village with schist houses, located in an area with many natural belvederes. A place of great natural beauty and a very special charm.

A villag with schist houses, in an area with many natural belvederes. A place of great natural beauty, with a very special charm, partly because it is semi-abandoned.

This church is remarkable for its reddish stonework in red sand from Alveite, for the altar in baroque style and for the images from the XV and XVIII centuries.

Building revival of sober lines, completed in 1934. Has a quadrangular plant, throughout the three floors, with facades circumscribed by apilastrados corners of giant order, crowned by urns, and topped off at frieze and cornice.

The House that has the particularity to have spread by tiles with verses inscribed.