Quinta do Ega Municipal Park is located in a landscape marked by the Boco River, near the village. Here you can enjoy its ecological diversity, with remarkable flora and birdlife. It features a grassy area, a playground, and even an area with exercise equipment.

Rustic and cosy space with decoration reminding an old saloon. Here you can play darts and other games and prove one of the snacks in the House, highlighting the Bisculus steak. There is also a nice and wide terrace, half covered and half without coverage.

Gym located in the Transparent Building, situated right on the beach front, allowing sea views while exercising. Here you can practice jump, yoga, pilates, dance, localized, weight training, cardio, cycling, extreme sports and outdoor modes.

The space function as healthclub and aesthetic clinic. Here you can practice cardio, weight lifting, gymnastics, ballroom dancing and yoga and enjoy massages, sauna, Turkish bath and hydromassage. At the clinic, you can do several face and body treatments.

Museum dedicated to the preservation of ethnographic traditions, around 900 pieces, with emphasis on the Minho costume. Here you can see a permanent exhibition about Wool and Linen in Alto Minho Costume. It also works as a space for temporary exhibitions, with varied themes.

Art Nouveau civil building dating from 1922, to present a longitudinal plan and, on the ground floor, the lateral façade coated tile. Initially, it worked here a shoe store and currently runs a pastry shop, on the ground floor, and a hostel, on the first floor.

Mannerist building of rectangular plant consisting of three floors. Of the original building only the side of vergas stonework. In 1970 it was here installed the Municipal Museum, until 2003, when they started the work on the adaptation of the space for the Museum Abílio Matos e Silva.

Group of buildings comprising the old high school, Church and mortuary chapel. The College began to be built in 1606, belonging then to the carmelitos barefoot. Later, worked here the infantry regiment 35 and the temporary Military Hospital wards. The latter is still installed in this building.

Building constructed in the early 20th century, meant to accommodate some concelhias offices, having already worked as the GNR, Andrade Corvo, College Museum and the Municipal Library and as the squadron PSP. In 1997 suffered adaptation works and was inaugurated here the tourist office.

Building inaugurated as Diocesan Seminary in the late 16th century. In 1765 suffered major changes, by order of Bishop Dom João de Azevedo. In the first half of the 20th century worked as primary school and, in 1961, was inaugurated here the Municipal Museum of Portalegre.