Located in Miranda do Corvo, this park is already a benchmark in promoting the heritage of the Serra da Lousã. It's a recreational, educational, and biological space, with a wildlife area where you can find both existing and extinct wild species from the Serra da Lousã, in spacious but enclosed parks with characteristics very similar to their natural habitat. The same applies to the wild flora, with 88 native species. You can also visit the Educational Farm, the Fruit Tree Maze, the Living Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts, the Cooperage Museum, the Ecomuseum, and the Chanfana Museum Restaurant.

Located in the Serra das Meadas, about 7 km from the city center of Lamego, the Biological Park is an area of ​​great biodiversity. Its goals are to raise awareness of environmental issues and preserve species such as the common buzzard, raven, eagle owl, fox, deer, fallow deer, donkey, horse, mallard, goose, heron, peacock, tawny owl, and barn owl, among others, which live in perfect harmony with the surrounding nature. It features an auditorium for training and environmental education sessions, as well as guided tours.

Located in the municipality of Nelas, between the municipal road connecting Vilar Seco and the EN 234 intersection, Nelas/Mangualde, this park covers a total area of ​​over 350,000 square meters. This centuries-old farm, nestled in the Dão River plateau, encompasses several functions, serving as a teaching farm, municipal garden, and conference center. Nature lovers can also explore the trails, whether on foot, on horseback, or by mountain bike. It also includes a fitness circuit for outdoor sports, with a leisure garden and picnic area.

A space with infrastructures for some radical amusements.

In this space, created with to protect endangered species, you can see several species of animals and plants from the region. A great option for a day in full contact with nature.

Created in 1990 and acquired by the Santa Maria da Feira City Council in 2000, the Lourosa Zoo is the only park exclusively dedicated to birds in Portugal. Education, preservation of endangered species, and research are the park's three main functions. Macaws, ostriches, swans, owls, flamingos, vultures, and other birds populate the park, while lush vegetation adorns the space, making it pleasant even on the hottest days.

This sports park consists of a football stadium with dirt floors, a concrete-floored multi-purpose sports court and a swimming pool.

Football pitch owned by the police to Sporting Club, one of the most representative associations in the municipality of Serpa.

11-a-side football pitch, on dirt, with bench and lighting.