Late-Baroque temple with nave, chancel and vestry. Features in the lateral altarpieces of gilt Baroque style, being the national main altarpiece of late-Baroque style.

Longitudinal church with nave, chancel and bell tower. It features eclectic architecture. The main altarpiece has restored carvings from the second half of the 18th century.

Fifth century recreational, to submit a plant irregular rectangle made up of the House, a garden and a chapel. The main façade is sober lines, denoting Mannerist influence.

18th century building, which served as City Hall and the Jesuit Residence. It has two floors, with dependent buildings facing the main façade and Dovecote in the back.

The fountain has a dolphin as its main ajutage. On both sides of the dolphin are two flowers which are also ajutages. It was repaired in 1941. The tank is semi-circular.

Small, well decorated space with a lovely view of the city and the river. The menu suggests traditional Portuguese cuisine, and the main dishes are great. Good wine list.

Regional restaurant, with good service and family atmosphere. Has fireplace and the main dishes are based on grilled over coals, bisaro black pig and veal barrosã.

A simple and familiar space, located on a vila's ground floor, that serves mostly live coal grilled dishes. Its main speciality is the Zé Grande Cod.

The gift is a Fish Restaurant and presentation of modern lines. At the entrance is the Ark with the fish of the day, the main speciality of the House, so that the customer can choose fried or salt.

During the daytime the tourist train travels through several of the town’s streets. The train makes six stops: the casino, Pescadores beach, Avenida do Rio, the camping site, D. João II street and Hotel Náutico. The journey can be made between 10am and 00:35am and costs 2.50€.