Schist villages of Góis
Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha, Comareira and Pena: mountain hamlets of dark schist houses linked by walking trails.
Key spots worth your time — with practical info to plan fast.
Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha, Comareira and Pena: mountain hamlets of dark schist houses linked by walking trails.
A river beach on the Ceira with a small waterfall, grassy banks and a café, busy on summer days.
An old stone bridge of several arches, built in the 16th century, linking the two banks of the town.
Tall quartzite crags in the Serra da Lousã above the town, with a viewpoint and walking trails.
A church with a fine Renaissance tomb of D. Luís da Silveira, lord of Góis, carved in white stone.