16th century keel-shaped bridge with three arches, built in 1533 by King João III. The national weapons, the cross of Christ and the armillary sphere, stand out. At the entrance to the bridge is the Chapel of Mártir S. Sebastião.

Loja que se dedica à venda de artesanato regional.

Trata-se de um cruzeiro com ornamentação pouco significativa.

The chapel of Veral, dedicated to s. Martinho, rectangular plant East\/West oriented, are deployed within a walled courtyard. The granite walls are partially covered with plaster and painted white. The main façade has a rectangular portal, flanked by two horizontal slots, surmounted by inscriptions alluding to rebuilding this area in the 19th century. Inside this Chapel, divided by an arch, stands the high altar and two side altars in polychrome and gilded carvings, religious imaginary housing. This is the chapel which is celebrated the mass of the feast in honour of s. Martinho.

Inserido na zona do Barrocal Algarvio, esta Pensão Agrícola insere-se numa pequena quinta rural, assumindo-se como o espaço ideal para umas férias relaxantes.

Restaurante acolhedor, com uma cozinha que utiliza técnicas novas e antigas, focando-se em ingredientes da região norte de Portugal, inspirando-se nas suas tradições.

O Café Restaurante As Três Marias situa-se no centro de Nisa. Aqui serve-se comida de qualidade e um bom serviço de mesa e de balcão.

In the 80s the Griffon 's was one of the trendiest places of the city's night. Currently installed in Baixa, the space is divided into two distinct areas, a bar and a dance floor. In decor boasts mirrors and a large panel signed by Pedro Tudela.

The S. Braz mini-circuit is located in a picnic park, with a total area of 10 000 square metres. It is divided into 4 main points with pedestrian walks. It is located by the Red Cross, which is an incentive for using all the equipments.

Praia de areal spacious but cozy. Access is a bit meandering, given the narrowing of the road, but will compensate, given the good conditions of the beach. Nearby are the remains of the Castro de s. Paio, duly marked, and the Church with the same name.