The buildind of the Ethnographic Museum was built by the Municipality of Terras de Bouro in 1981. It should be noted that the building where the Museum is installed was built with stones from the houses of the village which was submerged by the dam.
Price of the ticket: 2 €
Distance: 13,9 km (19 min.)
São Bento da Porta Aberta is a Portuguese Christian sanctuary, located in the Rio Caldo Parrish, in Terras de Bouro. It has its origin in 1640, with the construction of a small hermitage. The name São Bento da Porta Aberta is due to the fact that this hermitage always had its doors open, welcoming travellers.
Caniçada Reservoir is the result of the construction of the dam with the same name, creating a natural exuberant beautiful landscape. Because of the natural and landscaping capabilities, the Reservoir of Vilarinho das Furnas has privileged conditions for the practice of nautical sports, and being one of the most visited landmarks of the region.
Distance: 21,6 km (30 min.)
Via Nova, also known as Geira and Via XVIII, of the Antonin itinerary, is a roman road that connected two major cities in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula: “Bracara Augusta”, currently Braga, in Portugal, and “Asturica Augusta”, currently Astorga, in Spain, in a CCXV miles course (approximately 318 kilometres).
Distance: 1 km (1 min.)