Urban and isolated Chapel, with identical structure to the chapel of the Holy Christ of the cross, in the same region, because it has a porch supported by Tuscan columns. The facade is in granite, and, in the portal, you can see a color chart that has entered the date in which the works were finished (8 September de1867). In the 20th century was restored.

Romanesque chapel, rebuilt in the 16th century on an ancient temple built between the 12th and 13th century. Features a Bell Tower and diagonal buttresses that support a starry dome of coverage. The altar is covered the hispano-Moorish edge tile. The primitive Temple exists the portal, flanked by two inscriptions identifying the periods of construction and reconstruction.

A 16th century temple, it underwent significant changes in the 18th century. The "rocaille" facade features two towers and a Manueline portal. It has a precious set of tile panels from the 18th century: the chancel chest (Ascension), tympanum (Resurrection) and chancel (Saint James fighting the Moors, the battle of Lepanto and scenes from the Gospel).

Chapel of popular architecture, being modest and with thick masonry plastered. It is prized by two portals carved in white marble and protruding rope type door jambs. Note also the frescoes from the 17th century and beginning of the 19th century in the vault of the chancel. It is also known as the Lord's Chapel of Senhor dos Passos or Wounds.

Baroque church dating from the 13th century, consisting of a rectangular nave, a chancel with vestry foursquare, an attachment and a baptistery. The main façade in gable is truncated with a Bell and a double arch portal with regular staves. In the interior, highlighted by the Mannerist and Baroque carved altarpieces of Johannine style. It was built in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 16th century.

Built between the 14th and 16th centuries, this Cathedral has two portals, one Gothic and the other Manueline. There are two octagonal bell towers, gargoyles and pinnacles on the outside, an altarpiece by João Ruão, columns, the chapel of Pinas and chairs. Due to successive reconstructions, it presents several different styles that marked the 14th and 15th centuries.

One of the oldest bars in Figueira da Foz, decorated with paintings by famed local artists. It has a sophisticated, yet relaxed atmosphere. Do not miss out on a cold beer and a soccer match on the giant screeen.

This mountain village, located in the Gouveia parish (São Simão) stands out for its granite houses. The chapel is located on a hillock. Nearby, there is the "mamoa" of Saint Simão, an archaeological site classed as a parish value construction.

A typical village located in the mountains, famous for its beautiful landscape and its houses, examples of the typical mountain architecture. Among the crafts, stonework, particularly sculptures, stands out. It is part of the Schist Villages Network.

The garden is placed in a former cloister of the Santa Luzia Church. A glazed tile panel representing the conquest of Lisbon stands out in the wall of the church. The bust of Júlio de Castilho, opened in 1929 is worthy of notice.