A museum located in the Pombal Cultural Center, featuring 2,000 handcrafted pieces from all over the country, showcasing Portuguese folk art.

The museum opened in 1982 after a donation from the antique dealer Manuel Gameiro, with the City Council providing the building. It is divided into five themed rooms, allowing for an understanding of national and local history from the 18th century.

A space built in 1948, largely remodelled in 2002. It welcomes several shows, as well as cinema sessions.

A set of cinema rooms in the Pombal Shopping.

A space that, asie from a wide diversity of books for all ages, has internet access, an aujdiovisual room and activities for the children: various ateliers and the "babies library".

A 1700s building whose construction was orred by the Marquis of Pombal. It houses the Cultural Centre of Pombal. On the ground floor, it houses the Museum of Portuguese Popular Art and, on the upper floor, reuinions, seminars, conferences and exhibitions, among others.

The oldest bullfighting arena in the country. It has 5000 seats.

A space that welcomes music and theatre performances, cinema and many other cultural activities.