Country house located in a quiet area, which emphasizes comfort, tranquility, harmony and hospitality. Has good access to the Serra da Estrela mountain range and is located about 22 kilometers northeast of the county seat (Sabugal), roughly halfway between the border of Vilar Formoso, close to several historical sites of interest. Is composed of four rooms with bath, TV, DVD player, Wireless Internet and access to all common areas of the House and patio\/garden.

Stone House dating from the 18th century, as the name indicates, has worked as a deposit to crush and ferment grapes. It consists of three bedrooms, living room with sofa bed, two BATHROOMS and kitchen. Belongs to a small tourist resort that is also part of the Casa da Calçada.

Stone House, originally the historical village of Sortelha, located inside of walls, very close to the Castle and Pillory. It consists of two independent floors, with three bedrooms, TV lounge, kitchenette and a terrace.

The library consists of a reading room, an audiovisual room and a multipurpose room.

The castle of the old town is located at its highest point and stands out in all the surrounding areas. An old 16th century engraving, of Duarte D'Armas, shows the thre areas of the time. A special not to the pillory, the houses with coats of arms, the old bridge and the gallows.

Donated to the Templars by Dom Afonso II, this village still has some important military features. There are just a few vestiges of the old castle. Currently, the village is divided in three areas: castle, calvary and the collective fields, still widely occupied. A special note to the walls of the old castle and of the citadel, the mother church, the 16th century mother church, with a Renaissance pulpit, the Hermitage of Saint Lázaro, the manuelin window and the 16th century granite pillory.

Located on the right bank of the Côa river, to the north of the Malcata mountain, it became a part of the Portuguese territory in 1296 as a result of the Treaty of Alcanices. The area insid the walls still has some of the original features and is a valuable cultural heritage. Among the several monuments, the castle and the walls, the mother church, the romanesque-gothic church of misericórdia and the medieval bridge on the Côa river stand out.

Located on a foothill, it was important for the country's defenses during the independence struggles. It became a part of Portugal during the reign of Dom Dinis. Inside the walls, it still has its architectural geommetrical patterns, a bit unique in the Middle Ages. A special note to the ruined castle, classed as a National Monument, the church and the pillory. The local craftswork includes the manufacturing of chairs.

Space where various events, including plays, concerts, seminars, cinema, among others.