Modernist building where the Aveiro Court of Justice runs.

No ruins can be visited inside. Are surrounded by vegetation.

The collection clearly shows the populations faith to Our Lady of Porto D'Ave. It consists of paintings that picture a miracle performed at a time of affliction. In every panel one can see the image of the protective saint and a subtitle telling how the miracl occured.

Set of three sources (originally there were four), built between the 16th century and the 17TH century. Are sources of diving with go back on main façade, giving access to the interior, where coverage appears in vault or flat coverage. One of the three sources presents more elaborate elements of Mannerist influence.

The Casa da Juventude de Sintra has a technical/thematic documentation centre, a computer/internet centre, a video- sound room, a meeting space, the PIJ - the IPJ's Juvenile Information Room and the UNIVA - a unit to help people be a part of active life.

Tennis school and training centre with 12 fast ground courts, 5 of which with night lighting. The main court has a small row of seats. Classes for all levels and ages.

Located in the sports complex of Jamor, this space has 32 courts in brick dust, 8 of which with lights, 2 covered, 6 courts with a synthetic floor, balnearies, restaurant and a bar.

The official name of this empire is Empire of recognition and beneficence, and in 1760 was erected in memory of the volcano eruption of Cabeço do Fogo, which occurred in April 24, 1672. It is believed to be the first empire built of stone and lime, as opposed to improvised empires that were until then.

Spacious and very nice, some sources of fountain with Palm trees.

Small space with a few tables and benches, grills for picnics and a source.