Viewpoint located two kilometers from Carrazeda de Ansiães, from where you can see the entire plateau.

Located on the winding road that connects Beira Grande to Coleja, skirting the relief of the mountains overlooking the Douro, this viewpoint enjoys magnificent views over the vineyards and terraces, Quinta das Vargellas, the riverside villages and the Douro River in all its grandeur.

Designed by architect Sidónio Pardal, this green area follows the lines of parks with a romantic and naturalistic tradition, suitable for leisure and socializing. With an area of 7.5 hectares, it consists of tree-lined lawns, bridges and crossings along the bank of the Cáster river. The river is the central element in the life of the park and allows you to practice canoeing and other sports. Located right in the heart of the urban center, access is easy and can be done through 10 gateways. This is a space for the whole family to have fun. In addition to physical …

Playful and educational place dedicated to nature preservation and environmental awareness. There are around 30 hectares, in a reference location in the municipality in terms of leisure and sport in contact with nature.

From here you can get beautiful views of the surrounding green hills.

Large and modern green space, very pleasant, with garden benches.

Como o nome indica, esta queda de água localiza-se perto da Portela do Homem, na freguesia de Campo do Gerês. É um local de grande beleza natural e muito procurada no verão pelas suas águas cristalinas.

Large space with a long lawn and lots of vegetation providing shade and great places for socializing.

Garden with a lot of flora, bar, bandstand and lake. In this space there is an amphitheater. It also has a children's playground to entertain the youngest.

This parish was born from the recent Administrative Division of the Municipality of Ferreira do Alentejo, in 1988. Its settlement took place in very early times, perhaps in the Miocene period, according to some studies carried out by the City Council. The Romans left in this area evident marks of the new civilization that they transported to the Iberian Peninsula, and which, in the case of Canhestros, took place at a very late period. In addition to traces of an old Roman walkway, several fragments of common pottery, tegulae and imbrices were discovered. The Roman people, in the region where …