The major green space in Porto offers a large variety of atmospheres and options, since a family walk in a Sunday afternoon till a lonely sportive morning jogging. Beginning in the city and ending at the sea, these are ninety hectares of nature, fauna and flora, woods and meadows. While the lawn open spaces are an invitation to exercise and fun, the retreats of shadow call for relaxation. The city park is crossed by kilometres of ground tracks proper to exercise, being it a run or a bicycle ride. There also tracks passing through fountains and lakes, leading you to …

The Clube Português de Cinematografia (Portuguese Cinema Club) was founded in 1945 and renamed, three years later, Clube Português de Cinematografia/Cineclub do Porto. It screens non-commercial, author's movies, has a production section (that supports young directors), organizes children's sessions and workshops and also cinema classes.

A group of dunes and cliffs that protect the Bay of São Martinho do Porto. It is located at 19 kilometres from Alcobaça and it is a geographical accident that, because of its shape, like a perfect shell, is unique in Portugal and in the rest of Europe. It has a three kilometres long stretch of sand and it is located between the Santana hillock to the south and the Farol hillock to the north.

A marina by the Minho river, where several kinds of boats may dock. It is a windy area, good for sailing and windsurfing. The Porto de Recreio de Vila Nova de Cerveira (Recreational Port of Vila Nova de Cerveira) helps those who want to practise those nautical sports, as well as those who have boats.

This is a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus and his presence in Porto Santo, highlighting period furniture, engravings of Christopher Columbus, reproductions of clothing from that time, and a series of manuscripts, including the logbook of his 3rd voyage. Of particular note is the exhibition depicting the sinking off the north coast of the island of the galleon Sloot Ter Hooge, belonging to the Dutch East India Company, and the matamorras, the pits where cereals were stored.

It was built in three years, from 1958 to 1961, at the place where the Mercado do Peixe used to be. It I more impotent seen from a distance, at the back, since the atrium is at the 4th level.

Church of longitudinal plant, ship only and chancel. Highlighting the contrast between the simplicity of the decoration of the main facade with the more elaborate decoration and erudite of the facade of the old sacristy.