House probably built between the sixteenth and the early seventeenth century, consisting of a trapezoidal plan that forms a single volume with two floors and roof coverage of three waters. In 1809\/1810, is here installed the headquarters of William Carr Beresford, 1st count of Trancoso.

With an enviable location, sea views, this space is located in the Sesimbra Hotel & SPA. Offers five treatment rooms with sophisticated details and a highly refined peacemaker. Here certainly live pleasurable experiences in relaxation pool, sauna, Turkish bath or gym and vichy shower.

Sports complex built in 2003, with athletics track and grandstands for 3000 spectators. Has all amenities, such as chairs, lighting and locker room. Here plays Sporting da Covilhã. It also has: volleyball and badminton, two training camps, medical and press room.

Here ran the old Court of Castelo Mendo. This is a Philippine building from the 17th century, all in stone. The interior conserves parts of everyday life of the population, offered in full for there to be seen, of which are symbolic parts part of liturgical vestments and other local Ethnography.

This space is a régie-cooperative where numerous activities in the cultural field, like pottery, embroidery workshops or theater. The aim of this space is to promote and disseminate the traditional arts of Guimarães. Here develop and prepare numerous projects and events presented at the Centro Cultural Vila Flor.

Roman villa with vestibule, thermal complex with three well-defined, bathroom areas with small semicircular bathtubs and a portion of the aqueduct that fed him. It also features two necropolises. The abundance of shells "murex" suggests have existed here an industry of dyeing of fabrics.

Villa romana III\/IV century a.d. situated on the left bank of the Nabão River two kilometres to take. Were here discovered mosaics, marble columns and coins, among other objects in excavations made in the 19th century. Is classified as a national monument.

Building originally built in the first half of the 18th century, for family residence White Castle. In 1998, it was acquired by the City Council here to install the tapestry Museum Guy Fino. Highlighting the unique facade, with a central portico with a pediment contracurvado that interceta the frames of the Windows.

Female Dominican monastery with original features of Manueline architecture (such as the portals), denoting after the deep reforms that suffered: Renaissance (the cloister), Mannerist (the chancel and the chapels of the cloister arches) and Baroque (gilded finishes and the facade of the West Wing). Currently, works here the Museum of Aveiro.

This platform has three square steps where it is settled a pedestal in cube. Here it is where the square shaft comes out with chamfered corners. The top is developed in frames increasing with flat surfaces composed by threads in which in one of the sides there is the Portuguese Coat of Arms.