A 19th-century building that housed the last horse-changing station for the postal service, Malaposta. Reconstructed by the City Hall, it was inaugurated in 1989 as a cultural space, comprising several rooms – including an auditorium, an experimental room, and a cinema – and a gallery for temporary exhibitions. It frequently hosts concerts, theater performances, and dance shows.

The former Francisco Mendes Alçada Dye Factory has functioned as a temporary exhibition gallery since 2006. Various exhibitions of local, national, and international artists are organized here, aiming to revitalize and contribute to the cultural and artistic development of the municipality.

A cultural space that hosts various events such as concerts, poetry readings, theater, and film screenings, among others. It has an auditorium for 90 people, an exhibition hall, and a photography lab.

The Orfeão da Feira Cultural and Recreational Center is a non-profit association whose objective is to promote and preserve the culture and traditions of the Orfeão members and the municipality.

This space, located in a noble 17th-century building, displays collections of painting, sculpture, sacred art, and photography. It also promotes cultural excursions, colloquiums, conferences, and cultural evenings.

A multifunctional space housing a cinema, a cultural space and center where various initiatives take place.

More than a loom factory, this is a space of stories and memories, a space for the design and production of burel, the most traditional woolen fabric of the Serra da Estrela wool industry. In this factory, you can see 19th-century machines that still work and see the pieces that are produced here.

A place with excellent conditions for cultural activities such as cinema, theater or exhibitions.

This is an exhibition center located within Pinhel Castle itself, making this cultural space a point of great interest, as it frequently hosts a variety of exhibitions that are well worth visiting.

Casa da Arquitectura, created in 2007, is a non-profit cultural entity important in the universe of content creation and programming for the national and international dissemination and affirmation of architecture. Its action involves not only architects, but people and entities from various cultural and social areas that encourage and sponsor the mission they believe in, in the public interest of architecture.