The Mondego river has its spring on the Estrela mountain, municipality of Gouveia, at an altitude of 1425 metres. Between the spring and the mouth, the Mondego flows along around 220 kilometres. Its banks, between Coimbra and Figueira da Foz, are the most fertile lands in Portugal.

It is born to th north of Évora, at the Fontainhas hill, and has its mouth at a distance of ten kilometres of São Marcos do Campo, Reguengos de Monsaraz, on the Guadiana river. It has areas of dense woods and others that are more rocky, in a full quite lovely scenery.

Tha Dão river flows mostly from northeast to southwest. In its valley on finds the Dão wines region.

The Chança river enters Portugal in Vila Verde de Ficalho and has its mouth to the south of Pomarão.

This river starts at Albergaria dos Doze, in the municipality of Pombal, it crosses Soure and Vila Nova de Anços and flows to the Mondego river. It is about 60 kilometres long.

A tributary of the Mondego river that starts on the southwest hillside of the Estrela Mountain. There are several villages, as well as some river beaches and, due to its steepness, small hydroelectric centrals.

A 15 metres tall waterfall with admirable views in the winter or in the beginning of the spring. From the mount Córdova massif, the region's belvedere, a special note to the Padrão Hill, with very lovely views.

The access to the waterfall from the Vila (small town) (from the guard's house at na altitude of 300 metres, is on foot. The waterfall is located on the Misarela cliff in Armamar.

On the mountain parish of Cabril, the more than two metres tall waterfall that comes from the Unhais brook (resulting of the encounter of the Estrela and Alforfa brooks) is quite an interesting natural resource but difficult to get to. The landscape includes the Poio reservoir.

Water fall with ten meters high, located in an area with grottos, stalactites and stalagmites. The access is done going up the river until the point where it is no longer navigable and, from then on, by road to São Domingos de Asseca. This area is characterized by its willows and cane-plantations.