The Hotel Rural Casa dos Viscondes da Várzea, in the municipality of Lamego, is an example of Gothic-Manueline architecture of Portugal. The wonders that you can find on the site include a chapel with a Baroque altar, boxwood gardens and fountains. The 28 rooms and 7 Suites in the hotel are decorated with antique furniture and feature a luxury bathroom with a Jacuzzi. The decorative elements include stone railings and Baroque chalices.

Close to the villages of Pity, Drave, Gourim and Fujaco this rural hotel with 13 rooms, lies about eight kilometres (five miles) of the termas de São Pedro do Sul. The region offers pleasant walks and a healthy contact with nature. The restaurant serves traditional cuisine based dinners and only for guests and groups of more than 10 people-being mandatory the appointment.

Franciscan chapel founded in 1677, integrating the architectural ensemble of the Santo António Convent. In the 18th century, the walls were covered with tiles from the workshop of Vital Rifarto. The Casa do Despacho dates from 1682, with the sacred way being added to the outer walls in the 18th century. This architectural ensemble is well preserved, showing sobriety on the outside but a great wealth on the inside.

The surrounding the banks of the Ribeiro do Fontão, whose meandering waters represent one of the most symbolic elements and more present in Botiquenses landscapes, presents itself as a unique space: the green of the gardens, reminiscent of the lush natural pastures, is crisscrossed by footpaths, hedges or trees, a mill, a drum and the sculpture to Miguel Torga, next to which are excerpts of his writings about the places of the municipality.

Located between the Estrela Mountain and the Lousã Mountain, the Açor Mountain has excellent views of the neighbouring valleys and of the outsanding geological differences, from the granie to the schist, from its peak, São Pedro do Açor, at an altitude of 1400 metres. Severeal belvederes are recommended, namely on the road that leads to Piódão or on the Gondufo landmark, but the best really is to hit the road and discover the mountain sceneries.

Inaugurado em 1930, foi construído para substituir outro mercado, demolido em 1876. Destaque para os painéis de azulejos no interior, da autoria do pintor português Pedro Pinto, datados de 1929 e, na entrada norte, para dois painéis da autoria de Rosa Rodrigues, datados de 1944.

The building, named "Redondo" (Round), was occupied in 1911 by the Centro Republicano Emídio Garcia (Republican Centre Emído Garcia) (fusion of the Centro Republicano with the Clube dos Caçadores - huntsmen club). Only in 1935 was its name changed to Clube de Bragança, after the revision of the statutory lines. On the ground floor there is the cafe Chave d'Ouro that has been functioning since the 1920s.

Castro do Zambujal is one of the largest Chalcolithic settlements in Western Europe. The fortification is strategically located on a plateau, at the foot of which runs the Ribeira de Pedrulhos, a tributary of the Sizandro River. The central nucleus of the village is characterized by walls with a thickness of more than 15 meters. It is denoted that it was a society that lived from cereals and cattle raising, and that knew how to smelt copper and market it.

Urban set of medieval origin, where three distinct expansion zones can be seen. In the center, highlights include the Palace, the Church of São Mateus and the Casa da Cadeia. After passing Largos da Palha, Misericórdia and Cadeia, where these three monuments are located, head to Praça Nova, Rua António Duarte Pires, Rua Gil Vicente and Rua dos Clérigos.

Chapel situated on a small elevation, in the old Rossio das Hortas, surrounded by houses on both sides and with a front patio. Ancient records do repackage its existence to the year 1536. It was then remodelled in the 17th and 18th centuries. Inside are murals, chronicling nine moments of life of St. Peter. The paintings have a baroque nature and are subtitled in archaic Portuguese. Is located on private property.