A modern, well equipped space, with swimming-pools, gymnasiums, a sports pavilion and leisure areas. Here one can practise several sports. It also has a sports store, a children's area and welcomes birthday parties.

This Association promotes the practice of various extreme sports, taking advantage of the natural conditions of excellence that the County owns. You can practice rafting, canoeing, slide, abseiling, archery, mountain biking, paintball, among others.

The Museum Centre is located at the second station on the Sernada to Aveiro branch line (in the Vouga Valley), occupying some old, adapted facilities. Here you can appreciate the collection of the National and Vouga Valley railway companies.

Centennial House of rural tourism, simple architecture, very sunny. The rooms have names like Sunflower or harvest. The House also has a patio outside where you can to recreate the quiet place and rest.

This monument is the Penamaior parish ex-libris. The Cristo Rei (Christ King) is a granite statue built at the beginning of the 1940s. The 1942 tempest destroyed it and it later rebuilt. One can still find vestiges of the first construction.

This church was built in 1739, as can confirm in the inscriptions of the pulpit and the main altar, the site of an ancient temple. Features a ship separated from the chancel by a triumphal arch, where stands a Baroque carved altarpiece and a rocaille altarpiece.

Monument consisting of a polygonal chamber used to serve as a chancel, rectangular in plan, in ruins. Two slabs still remain, one belonging to the chamber roof and the other to the corridor roof. Traces of the tumulus can also be seen.

Eclectic building, designed by Ernesto da Maia. Consists of only one block. In its interior you can see ceilings painted by Welcome dinner. While not a large space, it adapts to the needs of recreational region.

Good signs during the unpaved path which can be made on foot or by off-road vehicle, until reaching the monument that is clearly visible. Appears to be the remains of a rock sanctuary, probably dated from the iron age.

Medieval door with a round arch, supported by two projecting towers, with several shields. The lock holes can still be seen. One of the towers is attached to the clock tower, and access to any of the towers is via a stone staircase.