Built at the time of the Great Exhibition of the Portuguese World, in 1940, it is characterized by its large lawns. The monuments paying homage to Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral shaped as a hydroplane stand out.

This museum, built in the 1970s in the so-called Casa dos Távora, moved in the following decade to the former jail and then to the City Hall building. Among the many objects on display, the collections of metal objects, porcelain dolls, linen utensils, and paintings stand out.

You can get to this interesting ensemble by the Sol à Graça Street, by the Forno do Sul Alley or by the Pereira Alley.

Clock tower built in 1613 by Gonzalo Sanches, along with the jail, the audience and the camera.

A children's playground with several amusement equipments for children up to 12 years old. The pavement and equipments abide by the security norms.

Tribute to DOM Gualdim Pais, Portuguese Crusader, Templar Friar and Knight of Afonso I of Portugal (1128-1185) and founder of the city of Tomar, where he established the order of the temple, which became Grand Master. Despite being buried in Tomar, born in Amares, in the year 1118.

Small space with some stone tables and benches for picnics, where you can get beautiful panoramic views over the region.

Emblazoned in granite House where it is still possible to identify some remains of the old jail.