Good Art Nouveau building (end of 19th century. 19TH\/early 20th century. XX).

An important foundation in the areas of educarion and culture. It has been functioning for over 20 years now.

Windmill dating from the 18th century, recovered between 1999 and 2001, running now as a museum.

This former railway bridge is now restricted to pedestrian traffic. Built of stone, it is composed of large arches.

A space that belongs to the Quinta da Ferraria (Ferraria Farm), created in the year 2000, even though the Farm exists since the 20th century. It is devoted to the upbringing, buying and selling Lusitana horses in an estate of 100 hectares.

This estate, which belonged to the Barons of Regaleira, was built in the early 20th century. Designed by the Italian architect-set designer Luigi Manini, it was built in the Romantic style. This space is considered one of the most important examples of revivalist architecture in Portugal. The estate presents itself as an impressive combination of styles and constructions (gardens, wells, towers, lakes, statues, caves) where an intimate yet theatrical feeling is maintained.

With an area of 3,000 m2 distributed over 2 floors, this healthclub has a gym equipped for cardiovascular activity and weight training, and custom tracking group gymnastics, among other facilities and health care and welfare. Also has a store of the body Institute and another of My Nails. Stands out even by ice flavoured and showers, SPA area and an indoor garden.

Chapel dating from the early 19th century, consisting of a single ship. Nowadays, it functions as a funerary chapel.

Mannerist and rococo church, probably dating from the early 18TH century, with the simplicity of its bell tower.

Here you can taste and buy the region's finest wines. It's located in a building dating back to 1811, which also features an exhibition room detailing the evolution of winemaking techniques and instruments, an auditorium, and a space for tastings and competitions.