Ruins of the Roman city of Tongobriga
A Roman city, meticulously constructed between the late 1st century and the early 2nd century atop what was once a “castro” (ancient hillfort).
The Freixo Archaeological Area comprises a proto-historic fortified settlement situated atop a modest hillock. Several circular housing structures from this era have endured the passage of time. Additionally, the site encompasses the Roman settlement recognized as Tongobriga.
Bitetos Beach
Nestled along the tranquil waters of the Douro River, Praia Fluvial de Bitetos carries a rich history of being a traditional stopover point for “rabelo” boats, iconic vessels used in the transportation of Port wine barrels. In modern times, the river beach's pier has evolved to host a variety of thrilling water sports competitions, including canoeing, water skiing, and motor boating events.
Carrapatelo Dam
The Carrapatelo Dam is situated along the Douro River, marking the boundary between the Porto and Viseu districts, within the municipalities of Marco de Canaveses and Cinfães, respectively. It stands as an ideal destination for leisurely strolls and exploration.
Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague
The Infant Jesus Shrine of Prague is a haven of spirituality and faith. Beyond its profound cultural significance, this sacred site offers an idyllic setting for communing with nature and reveling in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Quinta de Louredo
Quinta de Louredo is a rustic haven, exuding a sense of freedom and tranquility. Spanning approximately 25 hectares of diverse natural beauty, the farm adheres to a wholly organic approach to agricultural practices. On weekends, the farm arranges guided tours, healthy food workshops, organic feasts, fruit picking sessions, wine tastings, traditional Portuguese cooking classes, artistic endeavors, and a range of engaging activities for young visitors.