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 amendoais.

Family space with a cosy, rustic atmosphere. Has 37 rooms and various support equipment.

A contemporary fine arts museum that exhibits works by 286 artists, both national and foreign, in a total of 460 art works.

A belvedere with views of the Trás-os-Montes mountains and of the small town of Torre de Dona Chama.

A river beach by the Tua river, born of the junction of the Tuela and Rabaçal rivers, that flows to the Douro river.

This medieval church has a campanile integrated on the façade and a tombstone next to the door. The cornice is ornate with zoomorphic motifs. It stands out the altars in golden carving with painted altarpieces.

Built in 1671 underwent refurbishment in the 19th century, most notably the demolition of the bell towers. On the facade, are two statues of the founders of the order of the Holy Trinity (São João da Mata and St. Felix of Walloons). Inside the altarpiece in gilt and coffered ceiling of the chancel.

É uma viagem no tempo, dado que funciona nas antigas instalações da Moagem Mirandelense e tem como atração principal um lagar de azeite hidráulico com mais de 100 anos, em perfeitas condições de funcionamento. O espaço celebra a temática do azeite, com vários espaços para visita: da Sala do Lagar, ao Pátio da Oliveira, passando pela Sala do Campo e do Fruto, Sons do Olival, Sala da Laboração e Transformação da Azeitona, entre outras.

Very nice area to walk around, starting with the garden next to the bridge. Continue the walk, coursing through your floating dock and marginal, enjoying the magnificent views it offered. The Romanesque bridge, with its twenty arches, deserves special attention. If you choose to cross this bridge, you will find on the other side a nice leisure area with a children's playground, minigolf, tennis court and a restaurant.

This castle, left only a few traces. The castle is visible the door de Santo António, formed by two thick walls, on which rests a bow with broken clipping the outside and back perfect at interior. On the door, there are traces of primitive adarve, currently transformed into terrace housing. There are also small sections of wall.