A park with 14 há, with lawns and plenty of trees. It has a lake and a brook, two cafes and an area for radical sports woth halfpipe and climbable wall. It also has a tennis club with four courts, a reading garden, a terrace and a picnic area. The building Américo Marinho, that houses the Centre of Fine Arts, the Centre of New Technologies and the Arts Sector of the Barreiro Town Hall is located here.

House that belonged to Lord Wellington, who installed his headquarters here in the period of the French Invasions, as we can see by the coat of arms where a plaque was placed suggesting his presence. The house consists of 2 distinct parts: the first is characterized by the porch and the columns that support it; the second, with a single floor, becomes symbolic due to the façade, on which the coat of arms, the plaque and the framed door are located.

Integrated into the Montebelo Aguieira Lake Resort, this well-being and leisure space is a place of deep serenity, with face and body treatments and oriental therapies designed to regenerate the body and mind. Here you will have personalized support, targeted at individual needs, whether they are reducing stress, losing weight or recovering your energy. It has five treatment rooms, a sauna, Turkish bath, aromatherapy and a relaxation room.

The Termas do Carvalhal are situated in Beira Alta, Viseu district, municipality of Castro Daire, along the River, framed by the mountains of Arada and Montemuro. The Spa began to work in 1916. Have a modern health resort, campsites, swimming pool, tennis courts, and picnic Park. Here are treated for respiratory diseases, skin diseases and dermatological pathologies, afeções of the digestive system, Gynecology, rheumatic and Musculoskeletal afeções.

Housed in the city's former Bishop's Palace, this museum was established in 1917. The most notable feature of the museum's collection is its eclecticism. The collection is primarily from the 18th century, spanning the period from the 1st century to the present day, with a clear emphasis on the Renaissance period. Highlights include the Flemish tapestries and paintings by Vasco Fernandes. The Gothic transept located here is classified as a Property of Public Interest.

Opened in 2006, this museum aims to promote and publicize the region's famous cheese, as well as the shepherds/farmers. Here you can learn about the area dedicated to the artisanal production of this renowned product, as well as find information about the Cheese Route. If you wish, the museum also organizes visits to an artisanal cheese factory and allows participation in the sowing/planting of crops, according to the agricultural calendar.

Casa da Torre, located at the foot of the serra da Cabreira, in the village of Abadim, illustrates the beauty typical of the Minho region. The traces of the building is unique, all of it built in granite. Is in fact the reference object in several books and articles on the built heritage of this region. Here benefits from the tranquility of the countryside and of the mountain. To breathe fresh air and perform physical exercise, nothing like walk by footpaths in the area.

Ancient community oven belonging to the village of Salvaterra do Extremo, which served as a pillar for this unit of nature tourism. Currently, the site where work the oven works as regional bakery. On the second floor there are six bedrooms and, abroad, a nice garden with swimming pool. Here you can arrange hiking, mountain biking, all-terrain, donkey rides, canoeing, abseiling, rock climbing and slide.

Urban Palace with two floors, whose original construction dates from the 15th century. After being badly damaged by the earthquake of 1755, it was rebuilt between 1835 and 1836, settling here the Judicial Court of judicial district. In 1841, part of the building became the National Theatre, later called Teatro Virginia. Currently, it houses the headquarters of the Association of Defense of heritage and the band Torrejana Workers.

The palace is built between 1770/1790, being the residence of Jacinto Fernandes Bandeira, the first Porto Covo baron. The building is later bought by the British State and became the Embassy of the United Kingdom in Lisbon. The palace is organized in U, integrating the chapel as a semi-autonomous entity. At the garden may be seen a tank with a small cascade and a small swimming-pool built for the workers for the company that presently runs here.