Unpublished milestone at the junction of streets Caldeireiros and Hortinha in Vidigueira (Alentejo).
Coordinates: 38.208662,-7.800951
Roman road of Porto Manso (Douro)
Section of a Roman road paved with stone slabs linking the Iron Age settlement of Porto Manso to Douro river.
vide route here – https://viasromanas.pt/#ancede
“Roman” road in Escariz
Pictures of the Roman road linking Cale (Porto) to Vissaium (Viseu) located in the village of Escariz (Arouca). This section still holds the pavement made of stone slabs maybe from the medieval period. To access the road walk from the cross in the centre of the village.
Coordinates: 40.939497, -8.410569
Milestone of Quinta de Santa Cruz (Mangualde)
Milestone in the corner of a wall of Quinta de Santa Cruz in the outskirts Mangualde featuring a niche resulting from its reuse as Christian cross. Coordinates: 40.619176,-7.758665
vide route here – https://viasromanas.pt/#moimenta_mangualde
Milestone from Úl at Oliveira de Azemeis
Milestone in a central square of Oliveira de Azeméis but found in a village nearby called Úl. It marks 12 miles presumably to Langobriga (Fiães, Santa Maria da Feira). This milestone probably marked also the boarder between the civitates of Langobriga and Talabriga (next to Vouga river). Coordinates: 40.840254, -8.477716
vide route here – https://viasromanas.pt/#porto_coimbra
Milestones from Barrelas at Guarda Museum
Milestone of Constantinus 
Milestone of Tacitus 
Detail – 4 miles
Two milestones found in a site called Barrelas close to Famalicão da Serra now on display in Guarda Museum. One is dedicated to Emperor Constantinus and the other to Emperor Tacitus still showing the 4 miles to Centum Cellae (Catraia da Torre, Belmonte)
vide route here – https://viasromanas.pt/#viseu_belmonte
Milestone on the Chapel of Santa Marta (Chaves)
“M(arcus) Aur(elius) Carino
The two fragments
Fragment 1 
Fragment 2
Two fragments of a milestone on yard of the Chapel of Santa Marta in Vila Frade (Chaves), close to the Spanish border. Fragment has no inscription and was probably the lower part of the milestone; Fragment 2 still has vestiges of an inscription dedicated to Marcus Aurelius Carinus that ruled the Empire from 283 to 285 AD. This Roman road coming from Aquae Flaviae (Chaves) continues through Lama de Arcos in the direction of Tameirón where another milestone was found. Coordinates: 41.807986, -7.410070
vide route here – https://viasromanas.pt/#chaves_senabria
The Roman Baths of «Termas de São Vicente» (Penafiel)
Milestones at Alcafozes
(Originally published on November 9, 2013)
Possible milestone in Alcafozes 
Close-up of the wall
A milestone found in the village of Alcafozes (Idanha-a-Nova) (today at the «Epigraphical Museum» of Idanha-a-Velha) signals the Via Igaedis (Idanha-a-Velha) – Emerita (Mérida) that crossed the village in the direction of the Roman bridge of Segura. Besides this one, in the village there are two more cylinder-shaped stones that could be originally milestones. One was reused in a wall of the village with coordinates: 39.949778, -7.119426
Possible milestone in the village 
The other one is placed in the corner of a street intersection next to the Parish Church without any tace of letters; coordinates: 39.949731,-7.119369
Milestones at Idanha-a-Velha
(Originally published on November 9, 2013)
Milestone at the southern entrance 
Epigraphical Museum @ Idanha-a-Velha
There are three milestone in the village of Idanha-a-Velha, ancient Igaedis or Igaeditana. Two at the Epigraphical Museum and both came from Alcafozes; the third milestone without inscription is placed next to the Visigothic Church at the southern gate of the ancient city.