Conceived by entrepreneur João D’Oliva Monteiro and built by Korrodi architects, the Alcobaça Cinema-Theatre was inaugurated in 1944, and has since been a landmark not only in the cultural field but also in architecture. Currently, it has a main hall with a capacity of 315 people and an auditorium with 64 seats. It is frequently the venue for shows from different cultural areas.

Located in Quinta das Freiras, the Parque dos Monges (Monks' Park) comprises a range of facilities and activities designed to provide visitors with a unique experience recreating the way of life of the monks of the Cistercian Order. Covering an area of ​​24 hectares, it offers adventure and entertainment, as well as accommodation.

The complex consists of indoor and outdoor pools, one with waves and another with slides. The outdoor area is only open during the bathing season.

The Campo Maior swimming pool complex has one indoor and one outdoor pool.

The building, designed by renowned architect Siza Vieira, houses Rui Nabeiro's project for the production and sale of regional wines. Adega Mayor offers guided tours, booked in advance, to showcase the entire winemaking process, provide details about the building, and offer wine tastings. At the end, visitors can purchase quality products at the Mayor shop.

A complex of two 18-hole golf courses in a very pleasant area with a total of five lakes. The views of the Serra do Caldeirão mountain range are breathtaking, on a par 72 course of recognized quality.

This is one of the most popular spots in Monte Gordo, opened in 1999, located in the eastern Algarve, just minutes from the Spanish border. It offers several games.

Inaugurated in 1940, this space features small replicas of typical Portuguese houses, monuments, and traditional and colonial architecture. The Bissaya Barreto Museum, created and designed by architect Cassiano Branco, has been part of the Bissaya Barreto Foundation's heritage since 1959. The exhibits also include a spacesuit museum, a naval display, and furniture. The highlight is the Brazilian pavilion, which hosts several temporary exhibitions.

Quinta do Vesúvio is a true "living museum" of ancestral and artisanal practices in the production of Port wine, notably the foot treading in the large granite tanks in its cellar.

Acquired by Dona Antónia Adelaide Ferreira in 1877, this farm was a project conceived from scratch, created on previously uncultivated land. The vineyards cover more than 85 hectares of the property and are planted in soils of different geological nature: schist, granite and alluvial. This diversity, unusual in the Douro region, contributes to the complexity of its magnificent wines.