Shop belonging to Cláudia Saramago Tavares, where you can find or order ceramic pieces, inspired by Flor da Rosa, designed by her with great skill.

Space consisting of leisure area, swimming pools, restaurant, bar and terrace. The central tank, rectangular in shape, is divided into two areas: one for receiving the 30-meter water slide; another for leisure with a hydraulic shower chair for entry and exit for disabled people. Next door, a learning pool. And, for children, two independent splash pools, comfortable and safe.

Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, with changing rooms, diving pool, children's pool and bar.

Center for supporting local arts and promoting temporary exhibitions, opened in 1996. Highlights include works in ceramics, wood, cork, basketry, weaving, wrought iron and leather.

Municipal swimming pool with a competition pool and another for children. It has a bench and several changing rooms with lockers. Outside there is a vast grassy area. Of particular note is the use of the Ovar Municipal Swimming Pool by the National Synchronized Swimming Team.

Fun space with bowling alleys, go-karting tracks, snooker and table football. It also has a unique equipment in Portugal, the FootBowl, and a lounge bar.

It has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor amphitheater, a restaurant and changing rooms. It also has a tennis and football court and a basketball, volleyball and badminton court.

The Vinhais Biological Park aims to preserve, promote and interpret the typical region landscape, offering outdoor experiences such as hiking, donkey rides, wildlife observation and sporting activities. In addition to being a Park, it is also a natural reserve, promoting the protection of the region's fauna and flora, an ecomuseum, conserving and promoting traditional architecture and crafts, and a monument to local culture.

A shop with Alentejo handicraft.

Stuffed with chila pumpkin jam and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon, this conventual sweet originates from Fão. This dessert, known since the end of the 19th century, is the symbol of local sweets, and there are few visitors who don't try it.