At the Museum of the Casa Grande are exposed collections of Archaeology (since the Paleolithic era to the modern age, with a particular focus on the Roman period), the regional Ethnography (tools and farm implements directly linked to Ze land and objects connected to the bakery, pastoralism, the production of wine, olive oil and almond) and local history, by collecting materials and documentation related to the history of the former seat of the County

Quinta da Ervamoira Museum, with tours under appointment.

The Museum of the Coa is a cultural space conceived to promote the historical and cultural heritage of the Archaeological Park of the Coa. The building features a strong interaction with the landscape, developing over four floors comprising an auditorium, educational service, administrative area, shop and exhibition halls.

This is the biggest Paleolithic open-air museum, where you can view a variety of rock engravings. The most important rock art collections are those of Canada do Inferno, Penascosa, Ribeira de Piscos, Quinta da Barca, Pharisee and beech. It is classified as a national monument and Cultural heritage of humanity.

Space consisting of an auditorium and a showroom. Here there are the most varied cultural and social initiatives.

Library with a vast collection of documents and an area with free internet stations.