A site with exceptional views of the Arda and Douro rivers. Distributed throughout the sanctuary are several tables and benches for picnics and social gatherings, as well as grassy areas and shaded wooded areas.

It consists of two rectangular Hispano-Roman tombs excavated in the granite outcrop itself, of anthropomorphic typology, relatively prominent in the landscape and next to ancient paths.

A spot with stunning views of the Douro River, which can be enjoyed from a stone balcony on the roadside. Castle Island can also be seen.

A small forested area of ​​poplar groves, located next to the river beach of the same name and with a fabulous view of the Arda River. Also notable were the walnut and chestnut trees, nearly centuries old.

Much transformed over the centuries, the Church of the Savior of Fervença, in Celorico de Basto, still preserves its Romanesque transept and its triumphal arch, as well as some capitals with geometric decoration.

Hydraulic mills consisting of a wheel mill for flour, a water mill for flax, and a miller's house are located along the river, nestled into the banks.

Freixieiro Urban Park, in Celorico de Basto, has a picnic area, a children's playground, and several walking trails, among other things.

River beach, without a guard post, located in an area of ​​extreme scenic beauty.

A pleasant place, with no security guards or leisure facilities. Located near the road where there are restaurants and cafés.

Celorico de Basto Station is the central hub of the Tâmega Line Ecopista. Here, you can visit an interpretive center and learn about the history of the Tâmega Line. Built on the canal of the decommissioned railway line, it is intended for pedestrians and cyclists.