The Glass Museum was established in 1954, though it only opened its doors to the public in 1998. Housed in the Stephens Palace, a neoclassical-inspired building dating back to the second half of the 18th century, the museum has a permanent exhibition space and a temporary exhibition space.

A coastal lighthouse with modern architecture, featuring a quadrangular tower. The lighting system features rotating directional crystal optics.

Architecture according to the "Portuguese House" typology. It features tilework alluding to the poet's work and a chapel decorated with seascapes.

An urban beach, very touristy, known for its traditional xávega boats. It has tents for rent and facilities for soccer and volleyball games. Restaurants for all tastes, with menus centered around seafood and fish. There are street vendors and nightclubs.

A beach nestled among sculpted cliffs. One of the most picturesque coastal villages, it boasts an excellent location in a clearing in the Leiria pine forest. It's a town of cobblestone streets where old, stately homes blend with more contemporary buildings. There are a variety of restaurants and a good nightlife.

A beach with extensive sand surrounded by beautiful dunes covered in vegetation. It has a traditional restaurant serving a variety of dishes.

A beach with a vast stretch of sand, flanked by a dense layer of dunes and pine forest. It has a small bar where you can enjoy a snack or a light meal.

The São Pedro de Moel Campsite benefits from its proximity to beaches and the sea. It offers all the amenities, including bungalows, to offer accommodation options tailored to your needs. It's an ideal starting point for bike rides or even walking, while enjoying the scenery.

Unapproved river beach next to the Tua River, a tributary of the Douro River, which originates from the junction of two rivers: the Tuela River and the Rabaçal River.

Medieval church with a bell tower integrated into the façade and a tomb near the door. The cornice is decorated with zoomorphic motifs. Notable are the gilded altars with painted altarpieces.