Visit the Railway Station of Sendas

Sendas Railroad Station, originally known as Quintella, was a gauge of the Tua Line, which served as the town of Sendas, in the Municipality of Bragança.
In July 1905, work on the Tua Line ran very fast, and it was hoped that at the end of September or early October it would arrive at Quintella station, next to Valdrez and Sendas. However, this section only entered service on 18 December of that year, while the next section, until Rossas, entered the service on 14 August 1906.
In 1939, the National Railway Company made restoration works at this station.

Visit the Chestnut Footpath in Flor - Outeiro (Bragança)

The Footpath of Castanheiros em Flor, located in the Parish of Outeiro, begins in the Largo da Capela de S. Roque, where you can see a niche of Alminhas dating from 1927. From there, follow in the direction of the Tua line , then take the Outeiro street and cross the main road to the side of the playground. From here, the route continues among chestnut trees, were not this one of the main economic activities of the parish. When converging on an asphalt road, it follows on the right, then taking a new dirt road. When you pass the railway line again, you will quickly reach the "Boixardão" chapel. Then take the direction of the village of Freixeda, from which it follows, also by rural ways, of return to Salsas.