A set consisting of a diving pool, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a learning pool, two baby pools, an indoor pool, and a multi-sports court.

Inserted in the modern águahotels, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, the living water Spa features a sauna, Turkish bath, jaccuzzi, five massage rooms, fitness gym, indoor pool and resting zone, free access for guests. Don't miss the outdoor massages, on top of the Hill, with fantastic views of the river Tâmega.

Sand shell between colorful cliffs, with interesting rock formations. Much sought after by tourists, it has transparent and calm waters. Don't miss the guided boat tours of the coastal caves. In addition to the services and infrastructure available to visitors, there are several restaurants where you can taste regional cuisine.

The library bears the name of José Tavares Afonso e Cunha, a famed lawyer from Murtosa, who danated his books to the institution, so that they would be preserved. The heritage, a coillection of documents, is currently being digitalized.

Type cultural monument, designed by Amilcar Pinto, composed of Auditorium, audience, balcony, orchestra pit and proscenium. The building is noticeably modern and the interior is decorated so cared for. Has the capacity to accommodate up to 500 people.

This House was founded in 1843 and served as the host site of abandoned children. Had a strategic position along a false door, so if it was recognized the person who abandoned the child. The com objects that functioned were preserved and maintained.

Chiesa Madre (mother church) with Greek cross floorplan. Experts say that the building and its decoration have been considered as a coherent whole. So, being, managed to articulate the neoclassical language with the regional building tradition.

This church was rebuilt on the ruins of a more ancient temple, and so has the influence of several styles like Gothic, Manueline, Mannerist, Baroque and neoclassical. Is in the richness of seventeenth-century and eighteenth-century tile decoration that highlights the Baroque.

Door was built in the reign of Dom Pedro II, then King of Portugal and the Algarve, to symbolize, as can be read in the inscription, the entry of so many triumphs of the Portuguese and spoils taken the Spanish with the help of God and of His Pure Mother.

Located next to a pine forest, it's a very busy and attractive beach, yet it remains a calm place, great for relaxing. There are some concession areas, so the sand is clean. Good swimming area. There's a small restaurant on the sand.