알부페이라 데 산타 루치아 최고의 라이딩 경로

Unhais-o-Velho is steeped in history and tradition. Known as the "Queen of Honey," this is where the dense and therapeutic heather honey is harvested. The houses rise on a promontory next to the Unhais River, embraced by giant boulders, while the village's very name echoes legends of ancient peoples and the scavenging deer that left their mark here.

The São Jorge da Beira Swing spreads the wings of the village before your eyes. More than a tourist attraction, it's an invitation to adventure, vertigo, and the perfect photo—a weightless and unforgettable moment suspended in midair.

José Saramago described São Jorge da Beira as a village "thrown up the hillside," and perhaps there's no better image to convey the spirit of its people. Once called Cebola (Onion), after the neighboring peak, it was a land of shepherds, miners, and blacksmiths, until gaining autonomy in the 19th century and, later, the name of its patron saint. Amidst memories of tungsten and chestnut trees, the village has reinvented itself countless times and today keeps its identity alive, visible in the Museum and in the cultural associations that preserve the heritage of schist and the mountains.

Impressive views going along the mountain ridge and along the massive wind turbines.

This road offers you breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain landscapes, characterized by dense forests, deep valleys and agricultural terraces.

Fajão is nestled between the Serras del Açor and de la Lousã, and stands out for its unique architecture, made mainly of schist (xisto), the local stone that gives it a dark color and a characteristic appearance, making it one of the famous "schist villages" of the region. Fajão also has a parish museum that exhibits sacred art and objects of daily life, and boasts a history linked to the Resistance during the Salazarist regime.

You can easily reach speeds over 85km/h

Impressive views going along the mountain ridge and along the massive wind turbines.