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The Bakery Guesthouse

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Longroiva Castle

An ancient Templar fortification that according to studies must have been one of the first to be built in Portugal. However, in the 19th century, due to its abandonment, the castle began to serve as a supply of building stone and the interior was transformed into a cemetery.

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Cidadelhe Rupestre - Rural Tourism

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Suite dos Bogalhais

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Restaurant O Mercado

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Casa do Curral - Lodging

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Casa da Carriça - Country House

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Casa do Castelo Restaurant

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Roman Temple of Almofala

The name Almofala has an Arabic origin, meaning "camp". Inserted in a valley and with the Águeda River separating it from Spain, Almofala was attractive to various peoples. The Roman presence is clearly visible in the tower .

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Misericórdia Church

The Misericórdia Church, built around the 18th century, is the most important Baroque work in the city, which influenced the construction of several Baroque temples in the diocese. The portal is framed by two bell towers and supports an image of Our Lady of Mercy.

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