With a decor inspired at the ancient Bairro Alto taverns, it is attended by tourists and gays. Drinks are served in plastic glasses, which allow the clients to drink on the street. Open from 19h to 3:30h.

Library installed in an 18th-century Manor House, adapted to such in 1987, open to the public since 1994. Includes monographs, documents, newspapers and 5000 copies of works loaned by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

Opened in 2009, the Crasto de Palheiros Interpretive Center is located in the rocky outcrop of the castro itself and is intended to provide shelter for visitors as well as the information necessary for a guided tour of the archaeological station.

This space opened in 1957 and operated until 1991. In 1999, it was acquired by the Montijo City Council, underwent improvement works, and reopened to the public in 2005. A wide variety of cultural activities are held here.

Complex situated on the Bank of the river Cávado, consisting of an indoor swimming pool and another outside. The interior is open between 1 October to 30 June and the exterior of 16 June to 15 September.

Very close to Guimaraes, the Club Paradise offers calm, tranquillity and a romantic landscape, ideal for stays in love, or in family. The space is large and includes a swimming pool, also open to the general public.

Opened in 2010, this hotel offers simple, cosy rooms and a restaurant-bar serving good traditional dishes. Enjoys excellent location, about 70 metres from Praia da Vitória.

Situated in a valley which gives it the name, Quinta da Chanca is a rustic House with two hectares, in the Alto Minho. Offers six rooms and one suite and is open to guests year-round.

Location with picnic area and children's playground. Of note is an open-air exhibition area, an amphitheater and a traditional games field. Typical buildings, including a water scoop wheel, boilers, pergolas and viewpoints.

Opened in 2002, this space was designed by the architect João Ribeiro, occupying an area of about two hectares. Divided into five vegetation zones and leisure spaces, asserting itself as a great space for leisure.