Do go through the village and notice the very fine taste in the yellow and blue colours used on the houses and even on the bus stop. General Humberto Delgado, from the Rotunda do Minerio) and, after 7 kms you'll find a sign post showing the way. Pedro chapel and from this slight elevation you can take in the immense landscape.

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　　The activity of this parish is deeply connected with its underground riches, for it is here that one can find the Neves Corvo Mines, the biggest copper exploitation of all Europe.

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　　Before you go back to Castro Verde to get some deserved rest, visit AIVADOS and appreciate the curious chimneys, besides the rest of the local architecture. Go and visit A-DO-CORVO where you can appreciate its Church built in 1984.

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　　In what concerns the patrimony, this locality invites the visitor to look carefully to some traditional architectural details, of which the Parochial Church (XVII century) is a good example.

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　　Afterwards, continue going south and take a left at the CM 1140 to visit SETE, which is the biggest locality in the parish. Take notice of the boundary limits mark indicating the "way out" and "way in" of the municipality that has as its motive a sculpture A Window Over the Plain.

　　Take the EM 508 (in direction to Castro Verde) and come back through NAMORADOS, which you can see from a distance with its windmill.

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　　On the crossroad that shows the way to Geraldos keep on going straight for a few metres and pay a visit to MONTE DAS OLIVEIRAS, a farming and cattle-raising unit, where one can find a colony of White Storks and a small ethnographic centre on life in the countryside. The traditional cuisine, the sun and the people will guide you through some very different days!