ブーゼラの天然記念物・トップ5

Beautiful rural road that passes through the Anta do Fojo, a very interesting place that in my opinion is worth a visit even if it initially appears hidden by vegetation. More information here👇🏻 https://www.vaiver.com/viseu/couto-de-cima-anta-1-da-lameira-do-fojo/

Coming from above (bus stop and sign for "Anta do Fojo"), from Lobaguerira, you can take this "gravel roundabout" and visit this very interesting Anta do Fojo: dating back to the megalithic period, between 2900 BC and 2640 BC. It's a polygonal chamber approximately 3.80 m in diameter and 2 m high, consisting of two vertical pillars leaning inward, one fallen and the other broken; a corridor with seven pillars on each side, one of which has fallen and is 7 meters long, covered and with two figures painted in red, one of which is holding a bow. ‼️Please note: the real entrance coming from here (bus stop) is just before the sign, climbing over the stones that border the road; this is the entrance to the Tomb/Dolmen. ‼️ If you're coming from below, Lombagueira will obviously be after the sign. More information here 👇🏻 https://www.vaiver.com/viseu/couto-de-cima-anta-1-da-lameira-do-fojo/

Suitable for gravel. Passes by the Anta do Fojo.

This prehistoric tomb is really worth seeing, it looks a bit like the Tombe dei Giganti in Sardinia. You can reach it on foot 👣 or by bike🚲😃

Highest point of Serra do Caramulo.

Unfortunately, the entire segment did not save me, this is a crossing point of a PR 18 VIS trail. A truly beautiful hike completely in the middle of nature. It can be done all year round, if it has rained it can be muddy. In some places, especially at Campa da Ladroeira it is not well marked. follow the trail. The official website is here: https://www.trilhosecaminhadas.com/percursos/pr16-o-homem-e-a-natureza-por-coutos-de-viseu-vis/ This is what I did from Coutos de Viseu: https://www.komoot.it/tour/1932283710?ref=aso

Friendliness and simplicity

A small detour worth the stop in the rain it can be muddy but worth the visit. 😉 Megalithic funerary monument, with polygonal chamber and corridor. The chamber, without a roof, was originally made up of 9 pillars which formed a space approximately 2.75 meters long, 4 meters wide and 2.75 meters high. The corridor, approximately 5.40 meters long, is made up of 8 pillars on the north side and 9 on the south side, with a constant average height of 1.80 metres. There are paintings and engravings on the shafts of the chamber and fossils on the shafts of the corridor. The monument was first mentioned by Amorim Girão in 1911 and excavated in 1988 by archaeologist Domingos Cruz. period/Neolithic period/Neolithic LOCATION/LOCATION Lobagueira (Couto de Cima, Viseu)