In the village of Rabaçal: next to the Chapel of S. Sebastião you will find anthropomorphic graves dating back to the ninth century; the caterpillars next to the Chapel of S. Sebastião or in the GR 22 direction Marialva were reservoirs excavated in the rock for treading the grapes and collecting the must; Starting from Quinta da Bacelada, the GR 22, is a unique way to explore the region, whether on hiking, horseback or by bike; the S. Sebastião Chapel, about 2.5 km northwest of the Quinta, has a barbecue area, perfect for moments of conviviality; the Roman Ruins of the Moorish Valley, located in Coriscada, about 5 km from the Quinta, invite you to a cultural heritage discovery tour; About 2km from the Quinta you will find the Chapel of Santa Eufémia, a catholic temple, to the south of the Village to meet on foot, horseback or by bike.
In Vila Nova de Foz Côa: the Côa Museum, a partner of Quinta da Bacelada, has guided tours to the archaeological park of the Côa Valley Rupestrian Engravings, which are classified as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
The Historical Villages of Marialva and Trancoso.