Go down the Avenida da Liberdade and start on a discovery journey of the town historical centre. Here, you’ll find plenty of interesting points. At the Restauradores square the majestic Foz Palace, in its neo-classical style, and the frontispiece of the old cine-theatre Éden, with a modernist aspect stand out. Following through Rossio, you’ll find the National Theatre D. Maria II and the D. Pedro Statue. Now in the middle of downtown, venture trough the geometrical net of the streets that set up the urban unit built after the earthquake of 1755. Next, follow to Encosta da Sé and visit …

Manor house chapel, illuminated by a window torn laterally. Topped off by interior façades, cornice with chorus-alto, pulpit and stand on the side of the Gospel. Private Chapel features associated with a solar, with traces of having adossadas constructions right next door, and the door off of cunhal access to chorus-high, sharp verticalism. Main façade, decorated her just enough showing corners apilastrados, frieze and cornice in shot and continuous portal and window decoration, with padded frames and clipped and vegetal elements, all surmounted by stone weapons of the settlor. Chorus-high with the central convex zone, with polychrome carved balustrade, which …

On select days, it's possible to climb to the Lidador Tower viewpoint, where the City Hall services are located, and enjoy a privileged view of Maia and the entire Porto Metropolitan Area. Inaugurated in 2001 and standing 92 meters tall, this is the 5th tallest building in the country and the tallest outside Lisbon. Visible from any of its 10 parishes, the Tower is a landmark of the municipality and its most recognized brand image. Participation in the guided tour is free, but prior registration is mandatory.

The construction of this convent started in the 15th century and was founded by Dona Francisca de Azambuja, a descendant of one of the most ilustrious families in Barreiro. Its architecture is simple and austere. It went through several works, namely at the beginning of the 18th century. When the religious orders were extinguished it became a farm for the summer vacations. In 1995, the building, that belonged to the town hall, as recovered and restored. It currently has an auditorium, a section of the municipal library, a bar and a centre of temporary exhibitions.

Space Museum opened in 2002, with three storeys and four exhibition halls, where displays the earliest artistic traditions and Portuguese bread. The space is divided in Bread cycle Room, Room of political, Social and religious Bread, Bread art Room and Pedagogical Room. There is also a restaurant where the King is, as expected, the bread. Be sure to visit the old grocery store, where they acquire various kinds of bread here produced. Tertulias and temporary exhibitions are frequent activities of the Museum.

The Teatro da Trindade is the most well-preserved specimen of the Italian theater in the country, with a structure practically Virgin of cement and iron, allowing you to maintain a single acoustic and stage machinery that constitutes a unique heritage in terms of theatrical archaeology in Portugal. Also has a Studio Room, sala experimental (blackbox) with 50 seats. Hall, the excellence and the nobility of a lounge suitable for chamber music recitals and poetry, small exhibitions, autograph sessions, honors and prestigious presentations.

The Teatro da Trindade is the most well-preserved specimen of the Italian theater in the country, with a structure practically Virgin of cement and iron, allowing you to maintain a single acoustic and stage machinery that constitutes a unique heritage in terms of theatrical archaeology in Portugal. Also has a Studio Room, sala experimental (blackbox) with 50 seats. Hall, the excellence and the nobility of a lounge suitable for chamber music recitals and poetry, small exhibitions, autograph sessions, honors and prestigious presentations.

A prime gaming and leisure venue, located very close to the sea in the center of Espinho. In addition to the gaming area, which is uniquely beautiful, it includes three performance rooms with daily shows in a luxurious setting and a cinema that is also open daily. The gaming areas offer a remarkable variety of table games and two slot machine rooms with 1000 state-of-the-art machines, and even a bingo hall for 280 people with a sea view. It also has a restaurant and two bars.

The 19th century Noronhas manor, usually called House of Dom Dinis because the "poet king" once stayed there, stands out in this village. A special note to the Mother Church, the penso and A. De Barros manors and the Carrascal House as well. The local craftswork is based on stone sculptures.

This region stands out for the production of chalk and cement, as may be seen at the cement museum. It has a mother church that was enlarged in 1887 and still has two manuelin doors and two baptismal fonts, and the chapel of Saint Amaro, dated 1526. It still has vestiges of the roman occupation.