An old and rustic village composed of schist and culm houses. According to the local tradition, the lower floor of the constructions is still used as "loja" (a warehouse) for animals. A special note to the granite water-mills, "canastros" or "espigueiros" (corn warehouses), granite thrashing-floors and typical fountains with the traditional places for the cattle. A region with abundant archaeological vestiges. The inhabitants of Lamas de Olo are mostly farmers and shepherds.

The Parque de Campismo de Vila Real, located very close to the city centre, is the ideal destination for lovers of camping and nature. Is also indicated for all those who seek to learn more about the historical and cultural heritage of Vila Real. The Archaeological Park of Ellen, the Alvão Natural Park, the Mateus Palace and the Tower of Quintela, attractions not to be missed.

The granit walls, wooden ceilings, photographs of the Douro and traditional utensils make this house a charming place. Devoted to the Trás-os-Montes cuisine, served in large doses. Good wine list.

As cristas de galo são também conhecidas como Pastéis de Toucinho, uma vez que a sua origem será mesma essa. Oriundas do Convento de Santa Clara ter-se-ão destacado pelo seu formato peculiar em forma de crista, que acabou por batizar esta extraordinária relíquia da doçaria local.

A stone bridge that is part of the National Road 2.

Built in the 16th century, has undergone changes over the centuries. The interior of a single nave, has 17th century altarpieces and baseboards of tile. The facade is of granite and archaizing trait.

Over the Corgo river, east of Vila Real. A municipal road passes here, connecting the city with properties, farms and houses on the left bank of the Corgo.

A stone fountain that has the image of Our Lady of Almodena in the centre.

A locomotive that represents the 75th anniversary of the train's arrival to the city of Vila Real.