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From there you can see Cabril do Ceira. The Ceira River took advantage of tectonic activity that fractured the hard rocks present there, thus creating the Cabril do Ceira Gorge.

Good for drinking anything cold 👌🏻

Hidden among the dense greenery of the Serra da Lousã, the Castle has stood since the 11th century, guarding the right bank of the Arouce River. Entry is free, as is parking, and the surroundings are pure enchantment. From here, there are trails that wind through schist villages, cross magical forests and reveal breathtaking viewpoints. A perfect starting point for those who enjoy running between history and nature.

Arouce Castle, better known as Lousã Castle, can be visited free of charge. For the excellent view, it's worth climbing the tower.

A number of dropouts have settled in Talasnal, some of whom also run small restaurants and hostels.

The castle, built in the second half of the 11th century, is located in the Serra da Lousã, on the right bank of the Arouce River. Free entry, easy and free parking. Great hiking trails nearby (PR3 Rota da Levada).

Talasnal is one of the best-known and most sought-after shale villages among tourists visiting the region. Its size and layout, as well as all the details of its restored houses, make this village the postcard of Lousã. The main alley follows the slope of the hill, in a steep route. It leads to quelhas and alleys, which create an environment of discovery that everyone enjoys exploring, waiting for the surprise of a new corner.

Nestled in Serra da Lousã, on a hill facing south, the village of Candal is strategically placed next to Estrada Nacional 236, which connects Lousã to Castanheira de Pera. This village is used to receiving visitors. The climb to the viewpoint, through the sloping streets, is rewarded with a beautiful view over the valley through which Ribeira do Candal winds. Next to the road there is a fountain with drinking water and also a cafe / restaurant.