Things To Do
in Mirandela

Explore the natural beauty of the Tua Valley with hiking trails and breathtaking views.

Enjoy a scenic bike ride on the Tua Valley Ecopista, a former railway line converted into a cycling path.

Experience the tranquil waters of the Tua River by canoeing or kayaking, surrounded by picturesque landscapes.

Located on the outskirts of Mirandela, this viewpoint offers stunning panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes, making it a perfect spot for picturesque photography.

A picturesque pedestrian bridge that spans the Tua River, providing excellent photo opportunities of the river and the scenic surroundings.

The historic castle of Mirandela not only offers a glimpse into the region's past but also provides a vantage point for capturing breathtaking views of the city and the rolling hills beyond.

A succulent beef steak, often sourced from local bovine breeds, seasoned with garlic and bay leaves, and traditionally grilled over charcoal. Served with rustic sides such as rice, chips, and salad. Best enjoyed at Restaurante Típico O Geadas.

Must-Try!

A unique garlic-flavored sausage made with game, bread, and various meats. Its origins date back to the time of the Portuguese Inquisition when Jews in Portugal used it to disguise their true identity. The best place to try it is at Casa das Enguias, a local eatery famous for its traditional recipes.

A festive bread typically enjoyed during Easter, featuring a rich dough studded with meats, hard-boiled eggs, and sometimes a touch of sweetness. Can be found at Panificadora Primavera, a renowned bakery in the city.

In Mirandela, it's customary to greet people with a handshake, especially upon meeting them for the first time. It is also polite to use formal titles when addressing elders or those in positions of authority.

Portuguese culture values personal space, so it's important to respect others' personal boundaries. Avoid standing too close or engaging in overly physical contact unless it's with close friends or family.

When dining in Mirandela, it is polite to wait for the host to start eating before you begin. It's also customary to keep your hands visible on the table and to avoid resting your elbows on the table during the meal.