Area that allows you to see the entire municipality of Tarouca and surrounding hills.

A village located between the meanderings of the River Varosa, it was the county seat until the 19th century, the time of liberal reforms. This cluster was located within the boundaries of the Cistercian Monastery of Salzedas. The tower and bridge complex, classified as a National Monument, is considered the most complete example of a medieval bridge with a protection and toll tower.

Space that allows you to see the entire municipality of Tarouca and surrounding hills. There is a panoramic swing here.

Where the Douro and Beira touch, there are excellent climatic and geological conditions, conducive to the genesis of the most intense flavors and aromas, which result in Murganheira wines and sparkling wines, which have always been associated with the highest quality standards.

Located in one of the foothills of the Serra de Montemuro, a Sanctuary stands out at the top of the Serra de Santa Helena. From this point you can see a beautiful landscape with the town of Tarouca at the foot.

Mondim da Beira River Beach is a pleasant space with some trees and shade. Ideal for cooling off and taking a dip in contact with nature in its purest form.

Ucanha River Beach is a pleasant space with some trees and shade. Ideal for cooling off and taking a dip in contact with nature in its purest form.

The Tarouca Pattern consists of three steps, a cubic base with a cross on each face, a smooth shaft and, at the top, an armillary sphere and a cross.

It was the first monastery of the Cistercian Order founded in the Portuguese territory, in the 12th century, in a place with a strong monastic tradition evidenced in the monastery's invocation to Saint John, since, as a rule, the Cistercians dedicated their abbeys to the Virgin Mary. The facade of the church, rebuilt in the 17th century, retains an inscription with the date of its construction: 1152.

Medieval Palace with a U-shaped longitudinal plan. Today it is the headquarters of the Sparkling Wine Confraternity and the Murganheira Sparkling Wine Museum. The Casa do Paço de Dalvares was an honor created at the beginning of the Monarchy. In the Inquiries of Afonso III, well studied by Almeida Fernandes, it appears designated as the Honor of Alvares or Adalvares.