The shrine of St. Benedict of pears, located up the hill with the same name, the 410 m altitude, is place of pilgrimage of thousands of believers. The religious festival in honor of the patron saint of Vizela happens to July 11, with the completion of the procession and celebration of mass pitched. Is a pleasant living space. Some people still browse to the location to simply enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of the Valley of the river Vizela.

Solar dated 1280, object of renovations and transformations over the centuries, referenced in carry reigns of d. João I, King John III and d. Alfonso VI. Composed of two bodies with ground floor and piano nobile, has an access gate with a stone of arms at the top. The Chapel is located away from the building being visible, in verga, an inscription that said to have been built by Pedro Vaz c. de Sousa.

Roman CIST of Vizela, situated in the parish of St. Michael, more precisely in the sanctuary of St. Benedict. During the Bronze age to the iron age saw the ceremonial cremation of the bodies. The ashes that remained stored in urns, which were placed in presenters alongside smaller pots with offerings to the dead.

The Municipal Field of minigolf "Fonseca and Castro", Parque das Termas, translates a mini-golf circuit, but also of Petergolfe, with 18 tracks for each modality, in an area of about 6800 m2. This space includes a small building, with a locker room at the disposal of the athletes. Includes runway and land movement, support building, electrification and green areas.

A lovely garden with the alegory "Roman Vizela" the symbolizes the roman origins of the Vizela Thermae.

The belvdere is located at an altitude of 410 metres, with lovely panoramic views.

The sulphurous waters of Vizela are known internationally for its beneficial and therapeutic properties since the time of the Romans, being the Balneary of Vizela the main tourist attraction of the city. The current building is a magnificent architectural exemplar surrounded by gardens that provide the general relaxation and inspire feelings of tranquility and appeasement to its visitors.

A lovely belvedere where the chapel of Our Lady of Tocha, a pre-roman monument, stands, also known as Castro.

Legend has it that whoever put the finger in this font will be forever "prisoner" of Vizela. In the basement of the town are born the sulphurous waters that spring from this small fountain.

Pre-Romanesque monument, also known as the Castro, is very remote location and legendary and miraculous belief. It is perched on a hill, where there is a viewpoint with beautiful landscapes.