It was here that the September 27, 1810, if waged the battle of Buçaco, in Wellington, commanding the anglo-Portuguese troops defeated the French army under the command of Massena. This important historical moment, which marked the end of the French invasions, is portrayed in some tiles in the interior of the building, now converted into a luxury hotel. Inserted in the majestic Forest of Buçaco, offers an architectural, historic and scenic set amazing.

Space dedicated to ethnology.

The former convent of the Discalced Carmelites subsists only, the front, the Church and the cloister. Stress the work of embrechados of the façade, mosaics, murals, colorful enough that vaguely resemble the art of the far East.

An easy pedestrian trail. It crosses places linked to the Buçaco Battle that opposed the armies commanded by the marechal Massena and the Portuguese and British troops commanded by Wellington. Along the wya, there are the Military Museum, the Portas da Rainha, a chapel that evokes the Biblical episode of the Bridge on the Cedron River, among other quite interesting places.

A space, once the siege of the Águas do Luso, that currently features several exhibitions about the mineral waters theme.

The Military Museum of Buçaco was inaugurated in 1910. Enlarged and remodelled in 1962, it features several weaponry collections, uniforms and equipments used in Battle, namely an important piece of artillery.

Bust of tribute to Dr. Américo Couto.

Is one of the doors that give access to the city, built in white marble. At the top you can see a niche with a Saint, flanked by two towers.

The name of this village is the result of its location, a lot with 500 meters of altitude. This top was built the Castle. The sights that this place provides are magnificent.

Eclectic building, eccentric, as can be seen through the use of several colors, geometric shapes and materials, a fact which shows the late Art Nouveau style of this construction. Currently serves up Cafe and restaurant and is the region's best-known spaces.