Modern space with cinematographic screening placed at the no Centro de Lazer do Campo Pequeno. It has 8 rooms with 1176 seats, from which 4 are devoted to thematic cinema. It also has a bar open until 3 a.m.

Recently opened in Fornos de Algodres, Palace Hotel Spa – & Termas de São Miguel comes to bring to this Council a prestigious unit as so far lacked. Comfort, refinement and usefulness of the baths make this 4 stars a place to meet.

Green area with about 11500 m2, opened in 2005. The 16 distinct species of palm trees are worthy of notice. It also has a lake, an entertainment area for children, two Petanca fields, two fountains and some urban art pieces.

This farm is a fine exemplar of Madeira farms. The garden, inside, has a playground, tennis courts and squash, a fitness circuit and a pool. It is possible to find various trees and plants from all over the world. It is open everyday from 8h to 20h.

Building built by the municipality of olive groves in 1873, in a property named "Quinta do Mr Stolen or of souls". Been long abandoned, and only recovered in the years 80, being adapted to the realization of cultural events. It was opened as a theatre in December 1989.

Male former convent of the order of St. Francis founded in 1553, which subsists the cloister. In 1834 was sold, working for a few years as fifth and, in 1987, was acquired by the University of Beira Interior, after the remodel, opened here in 1995, a part of the University.

Building integrated in the works of Baroque fortification of barra do Tejo. It was built in the 18th century and altered in the 19TH century. Presents a pentagonal plant with elevations with two or three floors. After suffering works refurbishing, opened as Guincho Hotel in 1959.

Noble House with a rectangular plant Mannerist willing lengthwise and two floors. It was built between 1720 and 1723, working initially as a residence. In 1926 it was here opened the Museum Municipal de Viana do Castelo, with space being extended in 1990.

Temple dated back to the 14th century, with Roman-Gothic style. Possibly was related with the river traffic, functioning as temporary shelter. It is a quadrangular chapel with wall edge closed and the remaining walls open, in broken bow. On the edge is an image of Saint Michael.

Chapel built in the 18th century, with longitudinal plant consisting of a ship only preceded by an open porch, with coverage in gable roof on the ship and with coverage in three water roof on the porch. In the interior, highlighted by an altarpiece of Baroque carved and, abroad, for the Bell Tower.