As Serras de Santa Justa, Pias, Castiçal, Flores, Santa Iria e Banjas constituem uma unidade paisagística de extrema significância para a Área Metropolitana do Porto, pelo extenso e diversificado conjunto de valores de ordem natural e cultural que a caracteriza, pelos serviços ecossistémicos que assegura e pela proximidade face a núcleos urbanos, vias de comunicação e circuitos turísticos. Estas serras estão classificadas como Paisagem Protegida Regional.

The Centro Cultural de Campo (Campo Cultural Centre) has a reading area, several auditoriums and meeting rooms. It also houses the Slate Museum. One can view several slate objects, the miners work objects and photographs.

A space where one can visit several permanent and temporary exhibitions.

A small park with lawns and trees by the river, where barbecues take place.

The Hill of Santa Justa belongs to the Valongo outlier and reaches its highest top at the altitude of 374 metres. Below it, by the banks of the Ferreira river, one can find the village of Couce. There are vestiges of ancient gold mines of the roman epoch.

A large park with a synthetic pavement, with lawns and trees.It has several equipments for radical sports, such as a half pipe, a sports ring, a ramp and skating bars.It has also a children's playground and a picnic area.

A stone bridge that is still used by trains.

A small park with lawns and trees by the river that has a barbecue.

A garden that stands in front of the Mother Church, in a wide area, with trees, a bandstand and a children's playground.

A small garden with trees, a lake and a children's playground, that faces the chapel of the Calvário.