A pleasant space with a picnic area, a river beach on the banks of the Alva River, and a children's pool filled with river water. It also offers beautiful panoramic views of the region and invites you to enjoy hiking.

On each bank of a small river, there are two similar dolmens, both in size and structure, with large chambers and monumental corridors. The structure is intact, preserving the roof and the clear corridor embedded in the burial mound's body.

The thermal and tourist resort is located in a mild climate area, on the right bank of the river Ave. These medicinal waters are used in the treatment of diseases of the respiratory system, skin, rheumatic and Musculoskeletal and physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Small fountain with a spout, dated 1938, and inserted in a set in stone that stretches on the sides, for two banks. Highlighted by a set of tiles with the drawing of a cruise and, on top, two crosses of discovery (or cross of the order of Christ).

17th century bridge of arc, consisting of a round arch supported by pillars resting on the banks of the River Mondego. Staves are regular and the Board develops in easel little sharp, protected by guards in granite stonework.

Well preserved part of a roman road that is about 10 metres long. It is part of the Vila Fria's pedestrian trails, by the roman bridge of the arch and the mill that has the same name, on the banks of the Vizela river.

This is one of the most popular spaces on the island during the bathing season. With some grassy banks, benches and tables for picnics, a friendly restaurant with a terrace, among other facilities, it becomes one of the region's highlights.

Small shopping centre opened in 1973 (one of the oldest in town) with 6 floors and a commercial area of 2546m2. It was built for its commercial purpose and has 31 shops, 3 restaurants and 2 banks.

It is placed above Zêzere River and it was built during Felipe’s period between 1607 and 1610. It replaced a former Roman bridge which, meanwhile was flooded by Bouçã lagoon. It has three arches with 62 metres high. The road that crosses this bridge linked Beira Baixa and Beira Litoral until the construction of Cabril´s dam.

It was the largest company in the cork sector in Portugal and, for a time, in the world. Recognized for its innovative social policy, it became intimately linked to the lives of many generations of Seixal residents, making it a must-see for anyone visiting the municipality. The factory's former canteens have been transformed into a modern restaurant and bar, with a privileged view of the Seixal Bay.