Mirandela
Garden City, situated on the banks of the River Tua that bisects the city and connected by a Roman Bridge.
- Hospedagem
- Câmara de Mirandela
- Ponte Romana do Rio Tua
- Jardim de Mirandela
- Pelourinho
- Igreja N. Srª da Encarnação
- Alheiras de Mirandela
Macedo de Cavaleiros
- Barragem do Azibo
Bragança
Bragança is the capital of the region of Tras-os-Montes, Northeast Portugal.esta remote mountainous region offers unique scenery, historic towns, natural scenery and a rich cuisine. Braganza is situated on the edge of Montesinho Natural Park - one of the wildest forest areas in Europe, with a huge diversity of flora and fauna.
- Castelo de Bragança
- Cidadela
- Domus Municipalis
- Igreja de Stª Maria
- Paço Episcopal
- Casa dos Arcos
- Igreja de S.Bento
- Igreja de S. Vicente
- Sé de Bragança
segundo dia
VILA REAL
This city is the ideal starting point for exploring the Douro valley and follow the famous Port Wine Route. This comes in the vineyard in the south of the city, grown in terraces on the steep banks of the river. The beginning of autumn is the best time to visit this place, since many owners of the farms welcome visitors and can observe the workers picking the grapes, often singing while working. For centuries, agriculture has been an important means of livelihood in this region.
- Palácio de Mateus
PÊSO DA RÉGUA
- Rota do Vinho do Porto
- Barrágem do Douro
LAMEGO
The municipality is situated on the south bank of the River Douro, was part of the traditional province of Tras-os-Montes and Alto Douro, and according to some, was part of Beira Transmontana, which was the main city. Considered a historic and monumental city, because it has a lot of monuments, churches and stately houses, and also a Portuguese diocese.
- Santuário N. Sra dos Remédios
