Join a walking tour that unveils the history of a remote village nestled in the Arada mountain range. This secluded spot held significant importance during the two World Wars, as its subsoil and surrounding mountains were rich sources of wolfram, a material crucial for the manufacturing of war equipment.

Your journey commences in Arouca, where you'll meet your guide. You'll traverse across the Arada Mountain towards Drave. This scenic drive offers ample opportunities to unwind, capture striking views on camera, and delve deeper into the region's culture and history. As you descend the mountain, with the Paivô river valley accompanying you, your path leads you to Drave. Enclosed by high hills, this deserted village seems lost within the mountainous terrain and can only be accessed via this route. Traversed by the Palhais creek, Drave provides an insight into the lives and histories of rural inhabitants from past centuries.

If you choose the tour option that includes a meal, you'll have the opportunity to savour a traditional Arouquesa roasted veal at a local restaurant. This culinary experience serves as a delightful conclusion to your visit.