Pelourinho probably built in the 13th century, consisting of a quadrangular punch of three steps where rests a cylindrical shaft and a shot in pyramidal Spire.

In the museum that exhibits the traditions, the history and the art of the Portuguese bread functions a restaurant that recovers the traditional recipes of the Beiras region cuisine. The customer can choose between two buffets: entries and desserts and meat and fish dishes.

A quite large simple and familiar space that specializes in the Brazilian Rodízio.

The first reference to this church emerges in 1302. Features murals from the 14th century and was the seat of a parish with the same name and was open to the cult until 1863. Here also works the interpretive center of the Castle, being possible to make guided tours.

Building formed by two separate volumes with different eras of construction: a 17TH century and another in the 18th century. The first presents a simple facade, in granite, with Renaissance-style balcony. The second displays a door with coat and six Windows of the facade, all of apron. The House has a 17th century chapel located near the second body. In this temple stands the Mannerist portal with the coat of arms of the Bishop of Porto.

It is believed that this was the path that connected to the Malta Mogo Freixel. The path crossing a fertile valley and irrigated, as can be read in the explanatory inscription which appears at the beginning of our hike.

Sidewalk that connects the village of Pombal. The origins of this path are not certain. It is known that was heading south, which pair was at the foot of the slope and across the Ribeira de Frarigo. It is believed that this relationship may exist via the public works occurring in the mid 18th century to benefit the accesses of the road network.