A small village near the source of the Olhos de Água springs. The church, dating from the early 16th century, and the estate of the former Morgados do Alviela are worth a visit. The handicrafts, especially woodwork, rugs, and rag quilts, are notable.

A well preserved village that stands out for its small farms and old summer manors. A special note to the old summer manor of the House of Bragança, rather visited by the courts when they went to the São Pedro do Sul thermae.

Located in the old Convent of São João de Deus, it has 50 thousand books and other documents. It has a juvenile area and internet computers.

Field in natural grass, with two beacons 11 football official, approved by the Portuguese Federation. The benches have seating for 6500 people and cabins to 50.

Complex consisting of a football field; a basketball court and a tennis court

A pavilion with a wooden floor with official handball, basketball and volleyball markings. It has 1000 seats and aerobics, step and ballet rooms and yet a body building room.

Located in Furnas, it was built by the illustrious local José do Canto and officially inaugurated in 1886. The highlight is the stained glass windows that describe the life of Our Lady.

It has an ethnographic collection coming from the counties and communities with Portuguese as an official language, but also from other globe regions, such as the Maconde people and the Amazonian Indians.

Tennis schools and renting of courts. A set of fenced courts in synthetic ground.

This space has a recreational area, a service for the community, it lends all types of documents, audiovisual service, a children's-juvenile area, a magazine/newpaper area and a computer area.