This statue that represents a World War One soldier intends to pay tribute to the soldiers of Viseu that died in combat.

This statue, that represents Our Lady, Saint Joseph and Jesus as a Child, intends to pay trubute to the Sacred Family.

Statue located in front of the high school with the same name, paying homage to the teacher and layer Jaime Moniz.

Granite monument, based on square base, which aims to pay homage to this inescapable figure in the history of Portugal.

This statue is in front of the fire-station of the Bombeiros Novos de Aveiro, paying a sincere tribute to the peace soldiers.

Fortress built in the XVII century to protect the city against pirates’ attacks, being enlarged in the XVIII century. It was used with military ends until 1992, year in which it was given to the Regional Government, which turned it into a cultural space, so that now is the Contemporary Art Museum.

Opened in 1982, it was a shopping center in the city for many years. Nowadays, stores became studios and rehearsal rooms, now being born as a kind of musical incubator in Porto. There are more than 100 rooms from which various musical styles come from and some artists, such as Manuel Cruz, from Ornatos Violeta, have their name associated with the space.

It was named Coliseu Avenida from 1917 to 1950. It was recovered by the Town Hall in 2005. It maintains the same architecture but can now welcome all sorts of cultural events. It also has a museum that shows the island's past way of life.

An old olive oil press, restored using traditional techniques and materials, has now been adapted into a museum. It is dedicated to the bread-making cycle, from sowing to baking. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the MET hosts temporary exhibitions.

Old farm, now restored, located on a quiet and relaxing area, surrounded by a large garden.