This castro consists of houses and walls, but only the ruins are visible of a habitation, due to vegetation and the poor state of conservation of the wall.

Of these stepping-stones over the Dão river only the parts by the river banks are left. The access is through a roman trail.

This portal, carved in granite and adorned with floral motifs, is topped by an ecclesiastical coat of arms.

This old walkway, located on the river Vouga, only if it saves a pillar in iron with a wooden beam that supported the Board.

Mill flat granite carved in stone.

Stretch of Roman road with continuation down the Sidewalk of Pedrões.

This stretch of Roman road with a few hundred yards across the lot toward the chapel of the Senhora do Castro. Some parts of the road are in great condition.

This ancient winepress carved into the rock was used in Moorish times, to make wine.

This stretch of Roman road descends the slope and crosses the village of Póvoa Dão descend to the river Dão, ending some fillies. Access by means of a pedestrian path (Roman Rail) or climbing the hillside by the Rail Viewpoint.

Mill square carved on a rock leaning.