Temple of Renaissance and Baroque architecture, built between the 16th and 18th centuries. Plan with three naves, two sacristies, baptistery and bell tower. The side altars in the transept are gilded and the chancel with altar is also gilded.

Pillory dating from the 16th century, consisting of three steps, a prismatic shaft and, at the top, a capital with a pyramidal finish.

Pleasant garden with some grassy spaces crossed by Portuguese cobblestone paths, some trees and garden benches.

Small garden featuring an old water wheel and a small chapel.

Pleasant space, with some grassy flower beds between Portuguese cobblestone paths, some garden benches and a pillory.

Although it is thought that this town, located on the bank of the River Soure, dates back to pre-Romanesque times, only Roman remains have been found in the region. In the XIV century it was already a very populated town, having been granted a new charter in 1513 by Dom Manuel I. In fact, Vila Nova de Anços would only cease to be the county seat in the 19th century (1836). The architectural heritage includes the Manueline pillory (Property of Public Interest), the Paços dos Duques de Cadaval with Gothic remains, the Cruz do Santo Cristo (18th century), the parish …

Set of an indoor pool, an outdoor pool for adults and another for children. It also has changing rooms and a beautiful garden.

Set of two indoor and one outdoor swimming pools. It also has changing rooms and support structures.

A large, grassy and tree-lined space, featuring a lake surrounded by beautiful flowerbeds. It also has some garden benches and artificial lighting.

Modern viewpoint, with some stone benches, offering beautiful panoramic views over the entire region.