The horse riding centre isn't signlaled. One gets there by a dirt road.

An easy pedestrian trail that is 11 km long and lasts about four and a half hours. One gets acuqianted with some of the council's marvels, namely the City Fortress and the village of Cossourado. The trail is thus named because it passes by several landmarks that used to indicate the roman miles of the military route.

From this location you will get panoramic views over the Tagus River and the entire city of Abrantes. The views can extend up to 80 kilometers and cover a large part of the municipality, from the pine forests in the north in the Castelo de Bode reservoir area to the Alentejo landscape in the south of the municipality.

Benfica Museum - Cosme Damião assembles the great themes of the history of Sport Lisboa e Benfica, of the city of Lisbon, and of the world. Visiting the Museum allows visitors to get to know and remember the trophies, the facts, and the names that helped Sport Lisboa e Benfica become a world-class sports club.

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

The Virtudes Fountain is at the end of the Calçada das Virtudes. It also has another name, Rio Frio Fountain. This fountain was abandoned for several years but t is now repaired and you may admire the three elements that symbolize the city arms and the image of Nossa Senhora Das Virtudes disappearing between two castles.

In this place there once existed the church of Saint John that was ruined in the 18th century. Reduced to a chapel, it was bought by the Bank of Portugal and in 1903 they built their siege there. Currently it belongs to the Town Hall.

Located in a newly renovated palace dating from the end of the 18th century, overlooking the imposing Avenida dos Aliados and at a walking distance from all the major cultural highlights such as the Bolhão Market, Ribeira District or the Clérigos Church the Palacio das Cardosas is the ideal place for those looking to meet the city's true essence.

Monument whose construction was ordered by the bishop D. Gaspar do Casal in 1557, 12 years after Leiria became a city. During the early XX century, the Convent and the Santo Agostinho church were used as a military lodging. The convent’s cloister and the baroque front sided by two towers deserve a close look.

A small gymansium with several machines and good looks. Body building and cardio are available. It has a sauna.