Small museum created by Malcolm Clarke, in his own garage, where we can learn a little about the sperm whale and its main power supply-the squid.

Museum opened in 1999, installed in the former convent of the Carmelites (17th\/18th centuries), exposing the history of wine, organizing visits to vineyards and wine tasting. During the months of September enabling visitors ' participation in the grape harvest. A place of reference and history of merchant activity, recognized worldwide.

Minho Rotary wind TWENTIETH century, to present a truncated conical stone base and a rotating body and a cover sheet metal-plated wood. Inside, still preserves the grinding mechanism.

Medieval bridge, with two unequal round arches.

This is a seventeen hundreds structure in which the statuary stands out. Its exterior occupies the façade niches. We should also mention the carving decoration.

Building that housed a silk spinning mill powered by water.

An ethnographic museum that is rather linked to the rural way of life. It exhibits the human aspects of every village in Trás-os-Montes: the peasant's objects, the popular art and the objects that picture the passage from the rural life to the industrial world.

An Archaeology Section of the Azibo's Protected Landscape. It has an auditorium and an ecology library.

A pedestrian walk along the wall with views of the Costa da Prata (Silver Coast) and of the tidal Stream's entrance in Aveiro.

Strong built around the year 1640, during the war of restoration. Presents two bastions connected by walls. In one of its walls there is a staircase that connects the upper terrace where he stresses the taillight, for your immeasurable dimension in relation to the remaining building. In the early 19th century, suffered changes to put more apt to military level.