Library with over 100,000 volumes, housing the Eduardo Lourenço (3,000 volumes), the Documentary Fund that includes several works from the 18th and 19th century, the local and regional fund, and the estate of Jose Augusto de Castro.

Friendly Hotel, located near the thermal baths of the Taipas, with 28 modern rooms and five suites and well-appointed accommodation, a restaurant serving regional cuisine and a cosy bar. It also has a spa and SPA nearby.

Pousada de charme that embraces the city and provides a beautiful view of the same, with the featured Castle. Has 28 very comfortable rooms, a restaurant that offers typical dishes of the region and provides conditions for the practice of sports activities.

Accommodation located near the river Cávado and the beach of Ofir, offering 10 rooms and three suites, all well equipped. Featured for your nice restaurant with capacity for 100 people, serving good regional dishes.

Family environment and cosy Hotel with friendly service. Its downtown location allows easy access to any area of the city. Prices are inviting. 60 comfortable rooms and has a well-known restaurant regional cuisine.

The Sardanito de Trás Farm is a tourist space located in a rural area. Composed of several country houses that respect the typical traces and the regional nature. Fine atmosphere for getting away from the daily urban routine.

This building, working currently as the seat of the Regional Secretariat of agriculture and forestry, formerly housed a company of German submarine cables. Highlighted by the Panel of stained glass Windows by renowned manufactures Schneiders Schmolz &, Cologne, dated 1912.

Built in granite of the region, it was a square base chamfered in the angles where a column with a circular main part stands and large strias, with a sculpted chapiter with angels on the top. It ends with a crucifix of uneven arms that has the image of Christ.

Chapel built in the XVI century, ordered by D. Pedro de Sousa. In 1970 it suffered remodelling works. Worthy of notice are the elements of the regional mannerism: the planimetry, the vaults and respective keystones and brackets, the fronton gridiron and the portal.

18th century chapel of unique interior space covered by roof, following the most common typology of the chapels in the region. Features interior with wooden cover and niche ripped the wall coated with glazing wood fascia board.