Opened in 1988, this hotel of familiar surroundings and cosy offers beautiful views over the serra do Gerês. It has 26 rooms with panoramic views, lounges, room and meals and bar.

A nice, peaceful garden, that belongs to the Dukes Palace, where the Dukes of Bragança once lived. Even though it is not open for visits, it is well taken care of, with a small lake and pleasant corners.

Small garden located in one of the seven hills of Lisbon. In the centre of the garden, on a block of stones, is a monument in blue marble devoted to the Adamastor, legendary figure described in the Lusíadas, opened in 1927.

Baroque Solar simple rectangular plant, with two floors and homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. It was built between 1782 and 1785 and later adapted the library, which was opened in 1995.

A large space that belongs to the restaurant with the same name, open during the afternoon and on weekend evenings. It has dancing matinees with live music and, in the evening,latin-american music and house music.

A small bar with Mexican decor and music. The fact that it is a friendly space, practicing affordable prices, makes it one of the well attended spaces of the Bairro Alto. Open from 21h to 4h.

The Buçaco Military Museum was opened in 1910. Expanded and remodeled in 1962, it has valuable collections of weapons, uniforms and equipment used in the Battle, including an artillery piece with its respective garrison.

Museum opened in 2005, where you can appreciate works of painting, sculpture, oleographs, engravings, and some ethnographic notes, such as pieces donated by individuals from all over the municipality.

Museum opened in 1989 that brings together a vast and varied ethnographic collection. Here you can find various pieces, such as agricultural utensils, old costumes, antique crockery, etc.

After several works of conservation and requalification, the Ecomuseum Municipal do Seixal is open to the public. Inside, is a long-term exhibition "600 years of Grinding in the Tide mill de Corroios".