Built in 1896, this is a replica of the model of the palaces in Cascais. It has 2 water rooftops, multiplied in the attic.

A typical, small mountain village, faithful to its origins, with regional houses, some with culm rooftops, and the traditional mills.

A set of rustic houses, some of which with culm rooftops. A special note to the local espigueiros (small cereal warehouses).

One of the smallest villages in Portugal. Its last remaining houses are made of schist that was also used on the pavements and on the rooftops.

A small, typical mountain village, faithful to its origins, with regional houses, some with culm rooftops, and the traditional mills.

A village located at the Terva Valley, with granit houses, tile rooftops and a communal oven. The roman mines of Batocas are located nearby.

A village with granite houses and old tiles rooftops, located on the top of a mountain abov the Douro river. It is surrounded by rural sceneriesm namely by pinewoods.

This are wind mills joints with a circular plan, with stone walls and rooftops in wood. The Cima mill was probably built in 1835 and Marinheiro Mill in 1877.

Located on the hillside of the Freita mountain, this place stands out for its granite houses with slate rooftops. The rural core is rather small and the inhabitants are mostly farmers.

Summer house probably built in the 20th century, to submit a plant in T with three floors, with irregular coverage performed by rooftops two, three and four waters.