The Lousã mountain range, whose highest point is Trevim (at 1204 meters), is one of the highest points in central Portugal and occupies around a third of the municipality's area. The forest that covers this mountain range, made up mainly of maritime pine, also has several indigenous species, including oak and chestnut and exotic species such as cherry and walnut.

Wide area, very quiet, full of trees.

Perfect place to enjoy the landscape surrounding the Patudos Dam, with some tables and benches, as well as trees that, in summer, delight those who come to this place.

Municipal stadium on synthetic turf, with a cycling track that is known for being the only one in Portugal that meets the criteria required by the International Cycling Union.

Modern set comprising indoor pool and outdoor pool. This can be visited during the bathing season, has a capacity for a total of 1580 people and has a lawn with umbrellas.

This sports area has synthetic tennis courts, a grass football field and a multi-sports venue.

Garden space with children's playground. Inside, there is a terrace where live music shows are held.

Space landscaped with flower-beds, bandstand, fountain and garden benches.

As part of the Patudos set, it provides excellent conditions for water sports, such as canoeing and rowing, and sport fishing.

Archaeological station that presents remains that extend from the Chalcolithic to the Roman period. The Late Bronze Age necropolis stands out due to the diversity and state of conservation of the ceramic containers that make it up.