Go-kart track with a maximum of 1225 meters perimeter and between eight to ten feet wide. Offers restoration areas, changing rooms, multi-purpose hall, health clinic and children's inflatable.

The Museu da Indústria Têxtil (Textile Industry Museum) exhibits the history of the factories, of the means of production and of the economic changes that this activity brought to the region. It represents the region's past and present on the national and international levels..

Temple that suffered several changes during the last century, keeping, however, manueline portals, pulpit and baptistery. It has a lateral chapel where the Coimbra influence is visible and keeps the mudéjar glazed tiles.

This church was built on the transaction period from the XIII century to the XIV century. It underwent several changes afterwards. It has baroque elements such as the campanile. On the inside it must be stand out the Holly Water Font.

Built in the 18th century, this Palace was refurbished in the mid-19th century. The gardens have changed with the installation of the Zoo, not having, however, lost their interest. The garden develops on two terraces, with flower-embroidered the boxwood.

The masonry units here attest to the existence of Roman dwellings from the 1st century to V, with changing rooms, warehouses, salting fish and buildings with frescos and mosaics. These ruins are classified as Property in the public interest.

River beach belonging to the Vouga River, with white sand. It has a children's playground, picnic area and changing rooms. Here you can practice canoeing, extreme sports and ride pleasure boats.

The grill restaurant changed installations in 2010. The restaurant presents itself now in new space, a few meters from the previous one, keeping the quality and history that gives fame to the House since 1995.

Comprises an adult pool and a children's pool, both fed by saltwater and equipped with a water treatment system. It features a large sunbathing area and various support facilities such as changing rooms, a bar, and first aid.

These Roman inscriptions, marked in a block of marble and dating from the first century, also later inscriptions, dated III or IV century. This Epigraphic monument lies in the parsonage, and can be visited.