미란델라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This viewpoint is a tribute to Saint Lawrence and therefore the iron construction of the viewpoint reflects the silhouette of the Saint himself.

From the top of the Barrabáz Viewpoint, the view sweeps over the Tua River valley, revealing a breathtaking landscape. The climb up to this point is a journey through the land itself, where granite gives way to schist, dotted with quartz. The geological change gives a special tone to the path, transforming each step into a discovery. It is a natural spectacle that is worth appreciating.

The Calçada de São Lourenço holds mysteries of the past, with uncertain origins and dates. It is believed to have been an ancient Roman road, connecting the village of Pombal to the São Lourenço thermal baths, on the left bank of the Tua River. Its winding path masterfully follows the slope of the hillside, creating a route that is both strategic and picturesque. At the end, you will find the old thermal baths and the disused railway station, with the railway now submerged by the waters of the Foz Tua dam, but still present in the memory of the landscape.

From this viewpoint, the Tua Valley reveals itself in all its grandeur. The road that gives it its name hides secrets from the past. Its origin and date are uncertain, but it is believed that it may have been an ancient Roman road. It would have connected the village of Pombal to the thermal baths of São Lourenço, winding through the landscape to the left bank of the Tua River. Today, all that remains is the stunning view and the echo of the stories that once took place here.

He believes that it is in the same town of Torre de Dona Chama and that it represents one of the town's most important architectural elements.

View over part of the village

A beautiful climb that ends with this mini chapel