Oak oversized centenary. Deserves a nocturnal visit by the beautiful spectacle that offers, all lit up and with a beautiful surrounding area.

This is the first pedestrian signaled the municipality, with about 14 kilometers, along which you can enjoy the natural richness of the area.

This is the widest moist area in the country with great flora and fauna diversity and a variety of habitats and one of the biggest ranges of swamps. There are 194 species of migrating birds. There are several pedestrian pathways.

Along the high levelling that was made in order to level the Rua Nova da Alfãndega Street runs the typical Miragaia Street, bellow the level of the main street, with its houses laid on arcades. This zone is one of the most interesting areas of Porto and where you can see buildings with signs from the XV and XVI centuries as well as many others from the XVII and XVIII centuries. Of those streets, we point out three: Viela da Baleia, name that remembers the mandible of a wale that used to be there; Ancira Street (right in front of …

This pedestrian trail, about 2000 metres long, begins in the village's centre and ends by the chapel. It passes the roman trail and descends to the Dão river, while passing by some ancient trees.

The trail takes two to three hours to complete at a leisurely pace, and this already includes 10 minutes to read and take in the descriptive panels. The panels allow the visitors to further their understanding of the region and are entitled: Campos Agrícolas, Pinhal, Foz and Sapal de Alcantrilha. The sand and earth trail is easy providing the visitor keeps to the worn path.

The trail takes two to three hours to complete at a leisurely pace, and this already includes 10 minutes to read and take in the descriptive panels. The panels allow the visitors to further their understanding of the region and are entitled: Cordão Dunar, Lagoa dos Salgados and Zona húmida dos Salgados. The sand and earth trail is easy providing the visitor keeps to the worn path.

This pedestrian trail, about 400 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. One can find several animals along the way.

This pedestrian trail, about 2000 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. Along the entire trail one can enjoy magnificent landscapes.

A small trail overlooking the western hillside of the Leiranco mountain. The trail includes four traditional villages: Cervos, Arcos, Zebral and Cortiço. A special note to the Shrine of Our Lady of Galegos and the roman bridge on the Beça river, among other points of interest, as well.