2 km course, the "path Taken toward the Dam" begins and ends in the river beach of the monastery. Allows the contact with nature and with the past of the County, closely linked to the ribeira de Pena and existing infrastructures.

Former enclosed field of a farm with a convent that the earthquake destroyed. Nowadays it is a set of gardens and preserve, rich in exotic vegetation. The Casa do Regalo with the lakes, greenhouses, Virtues statue and the bust of Dom João V stands out. Integrated in this area is the Palácio das Necessidades, classified as Public Interest Monument and where the Foreign Office is set.

This ensemble is also named “Campo Santana”. The classification includes the two surroundings of historic, artistic or picturesque interest. The area delimited by the classification includes the villages of Anjos, Coração de Jesus, Pena and S. José.

Baroque country house of plant on U, with a chapel located near.

Construction built in the XVIII century, most precisely in 1743 and where lived the Fonseca Coutinho, Viscounts of Portalegre. It is a palace with a U plan with baroque elements.

Neoclassical revival Palace of rectangular plant composed of three bodies arranged in different levels, resulting in a large protrusion from the main body. This building was converted in the dependences of the Holy House of mercy, with a school and a kindergarten, featuring three patios and a garden with cistern and tank.

Neoclassical-revival estate consists of a main body of neoclassical inspiration, regular rectangular plan with two and three floors, divided by a frieze in stonework. Is protected by a wall all the way around. The main façade has the stone of arms of the owner, marked on the main floor.

19th century building of plant in U, with three floors and facades topped off in double cornice. It was built in 1755 by Barefoot Hermits of St. Augustine, also known as friars crickets. After the extinction of the order, belonged to a State Organization, a Republic of students and several private educational institutions. In 1920, functioned as sporadic residence de Oliveira Salazar and Cardinal Cerejeira. Currently, works here the General Secretariat of the University and the Home of the University of Coimbra.

Charm and refinement. In Palácio da Lousã, the first boutique-hotel to open doors in Portugal, will get lost in the many tasteful details that populate the former Palace of the Viscondessa do Espinhal, a 13th century house restored blameless, maintaining the original paintings, which can be enjoyed in the dining room. The decoration of the 46 rooms varies between the refined and contemporary.