The Tower is located at the top of the vast Serra da Estrela, in the municipality of Seia, and is the symbol of the second-highest point in Portugal, situated at 1993 meters above sea level.
It is said that King D. João VI (1816-1826) ordered the construction of a stone monument here to reach the full altitude of the Serra, reaching 2000 meters in height.
In the center of a roundabout stands a symbolic monument of the 'Tower,' with a geodetic marker also marking the highest point of this mountain range.
The Bread Museum is one of the major references in museology in Portugal and the largest complex dedicated to the theme worldwide
Providing a multisensory experience about the heritage of Portuguese bread, the Bread Museum is a space for everyone: those who relive memories and enjoy the nostalgia of times past, and those who delight in history and activities, cultivating a desire to learn.
The Toy Museum was created with the aim of celebrating childhood, a crucial period in human development.
The goal is to popularize toys from various eras, reminding everyone of how relevant these playful objects have been throughout time for the social, emotional, and cognitive development of children.
It is through play and toys that she feels, thinks, and acts, reproducing and recreating the surrounding environment, enabling the fulfillment of dreams and fantasies.
The fountain rests on an uneven base with steps. Named the Fountain of the 4 Spoutsthe tank features four arms with curvilinear shapes, and fragments of balustrade in the spaces designated for water collection, forming an irregular pentagon.
In the center, an obelisk rises on five spheres with the coat of arms of the town of Seia carved on one face (consisting of two embattled towers superimposed by a star and flanked by two trees, with a mural crown at the top).
The Rota da Ribeira de Loriga runs through an extensive valley, located on the southern flank of the Serra da Estrela. Along the way, the ingenuity and tenacity of the people who live here are revealed in the vast areas of terraced camps and drill wells, one of the most peculiar aspects of the mountain landscape.