Shrine in granite, dated 1791. The base serves as a support for the oratory, whose front niche still shows traces of mural, surmounted by a cross.

A space that sells several craftswork articles and shows its production forms and techniques. It has also an exhibitions room, a restaurant, a cafe and a terrace.

The Railroad Museum, situated in Castlebar train station, features an exhibition of rolling stock, organized chronologically, with the aim of showing trains of various types.

Enclosed space built for shows and concerts, very popular among young people. It is one of the attended places during the New Year’s Eve.

It is one of the main buildings in the city and venue for some of the city's main cultural shows. It houses the Companhia Nacional do Teatro São João.

The Turim Theatre delivers a variety of contemporary and interdisciplinary activities ranging from theatre plays, cinema festivals, shows for the younger ones and exhibitions.

A column that celebrates the several stages of Portugal's independence by showing the nation's symbols on each of its sides. The main column is topped by a Christ's cross.

Church which features Baroque and Manueline architecture. The structure of the Church brings out the Manueline. Inside, the altarpiece and the pulpit shows the popular interpretation.

What is left of the castle and the walls shows the importance it had at the time of the moorish occupation, be it for the dimensions of the walls, be it for the artistic and archeological importance of the identified materials.

Summer house built in the 19th century, showing a plant in L, with coverage carried out by two roofs and four perforated waters by a skylight.