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Cathedral next to the Plaza do Rei Dom Duarte

Town Hall opposite the Bank of Portugal

A bridge over the Paiva River that can be crossed by bicycle. On the Vila Nova village side, there is a very steep climb.

A bridge over the Paiva River connecting the banks between the villages of Reriz and Vila Nova.

Anta (Dolmen) de Mamaltar: Dolmen with a polygonal chamber and an articulated corridor, consisting of several pillars and covering slabs. The dolmen is fragmented and incomplete, with a corridor that widens and rises as one approaches the chamber. http://monumentos.pt/Site/APP_PagesUser/SIPA.aspx?id=3672 Also here: https://www.visitviseudaolafoes.pt/cultural/anta-de-mamaltar-do-vale-de-fachas/

The Ermida do Paiva, also known as the Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição or the "Templo das Siglas", is a remarkable Romanesque monument from the 12th century. Originally, this church was part of a Premonstratensian monastery, the only one of this order in Portugal, founded by two French monks, D. Roberto and D. Afonso. The ruins of the cloister attached to the church are still visible today. The church is famous for its many sculptures and enigmatic symbols engraved in the stones, both inside and outside. It is believed that these "siglas" were the signatures of the master builders who worked on the construction. Its architectural lines, although simple, are robust and integrate beautifully into the surrounding green landscape. Today, the Ermida do Paiva is classified as a National Monument and represents a fascinating testimony to medieval Portuguese architecture and spirituality.

The Douro Valley, with its iconic terraces, is a masterpiece sculpted by nature and human ingenuity. The stunning landscapes of this unique setting earned it the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. During the harvest season, the valley comes alive, and visitors can not only admire the Port wine grape harvest up close, but also get their hands dirty and take part in the tradition.

Here you can relax nicely