Created in 1933, this was the first museum in Portugal built to be one, planned by the architects Paulino Montês (1897-1962) and Eugénio Corrêa (1897-1985). It exhibits Portuguese art works from the 19th and 20th centuries: painting, sculpture, drawings, medals and ceramics from the Caldas. It has also an open air sculpture exhibition.

Dirt soccer field.

Statue of Queen Dona Leonor.

Statue in honor of José Malhoa.

Source of a single spout, with tiled wall.

Fountain built in the 18th century, with simple monumental backrest. At the bottom is the spout, fixed at the center of a five-pointed star.

Fountain with rectangular tank.

Bust in honor of Antonio Montez.