A pleasant space, on the Alva river's right bank, in an area with trees and lawns. It has several backup structures, such as tables, WC, a playground, an outdoors sports pavilion and a bar.

A space where one can admire some objects and testimonies to the local ethnography.

A pleasant space with trees, located on the left bank of the Alva river, with several infrastructures, namely tables, WC, a playground, an outdoors sports pavilion, a fountain, a barbecue area and a bar.

This beach is formed by two different streams of water that form an island - the Picoto Island. There is a pedestrian walk, a children's swimming pool, tables and berbecues for picnics and locker rooms.

A pleasant space with a picnic area and a river beach on the Alva river's bank. It has lovely panoramic views of the region.

A small stone belvedere with a few benches, that has magnificent views of the region.

Old "Casa de Baixo" (Lower House), dating back to the 18th-19th centuries, that used to belong to the nobleman Francisco Cabral Metello. This museum pictures the romantic monarchy of the burgeoise society from before the Republic.

A museum inaugurated in April 2005 where one may admire paintings, sculptures, engravings and some ethnographic works, such as objects donated by inhabitants from the entire parish.

A very old village, located on the foothills of the Estrela Mountain, with a vestige of a roman road. The mother church, known as Catedral das Beiras (Beiras Cethedral), a rather large temple, with golden carvings, a ceiling with 102 paintings and religious objects stands out. Nearby, the "Curral dos Romanos", also known as Sobreda dolmen (Public Interest Construction), an interesting olive oil press of the Middle Ages, at Rio de Mel and the Penedo da Moura (Moura Rock), a natural cave, are worth a visit.

This village's main attraction if the moçárabe church, the only one in the Iberian Peninsula, from befor the Christian reconquest. The vestiges of human haped medieval tombs, some roman and maybe visigoth, ar of great cultural interest. A special note to the pillory (Public Interest Construction) and to several manors from the 17th and 18th centuries as well.