In this space you can enjoy a remarkable collection of artifacts of Whale bones and teeth and carved sperm whale. "Scrimshaw" is the name of the technique of carving whale teeth, formerly of hobby sailors and whalers. It also includes an exhibition of books with dedications and recollections of the sailors who visited Peter Café Sport.

This is the largest open-air Paleolithic museum, where you can see a variety of rock engravings. The most important rock art sites are Canada do Inferno, Ribeira de Piscos, Penascosa, Quinta da Barca, Fariseu and Faia. It is listed as a National Monument and a World Heritage Site.

It has a pemanent exhibition: " an identity's pathway" where places and some of the history of the Barreiro parish are pictured. One can view, among others, an 18th century tile panel with the image of Our Lady of Rosary as well as old traditional boats. There is also a temporary exhibition where archeologists work.

In this space one can view exhibitions of agricultural artefacts, a collection of oxes carts, home utensils and other utensils for several professions. The aim is to exhibit the traditional life and the ethnography of the region. Other exhibiteed objects are toys, regional clothings, music instruments as well as other relics typical of the region.

The Sunrise House offers spacious, bright rooms with private bathroom, television and central heating. The room also offers a cosy space for breakfast, overlooking the pool. Can still do tours of the small village, where you feel the smell of Rosemary, lemon balm, eucalyptus and pine trees.

On one side of the main church, facing a small garden, stands this Manueline cross. The sculpture, made from a single stone, features delicate lacework and the image of the Crucified Lord of Sorrows. Elements such as a cross with vegetal motifs, a representation of the Pietà, and the faces of the Crucified Christ and the Virgin Mary can be discerned.

This megalithic monument was virtually destroyed by the road linking Montalegre to Sezelhe. Their mainstays were destroyed, noting only a mound which can be confused with remains of land resulting from the opening of the road. It is believed that this tumulus was 28 feet in diameter and 1, 15 meters high, integrating the tumuli of Pereiro.

Architecture of religious type, consisting of chancel, nave, sacristy, belfry and side chapel. This is private and belongs to the family Pinto da Fonseca. This construction there are only ruins, but you can still see the square base of the pulpit and the respective ladder, the triumphal arch broken and, laterally, the tables of the side altars.

20th-century religious architecture. It features a landscaped, cobbled atrium, where you can see the busts of the Viscounts of Castanheira de Pêra. Inside, you'll find the Chapel of São José, with its neo-Gothic altar in white and gold. It currently serves as the São José Nursing Home.

A masonry mill with a truncated cone-shaped tower and a rotating cap driven by a windlass. It has been in operation since 1982. Whenever weather permits, tourists can observe the traditional grain milling process. At the beginning of this century, the Quintinha Mill is the only example in Portugal of the beginnings of a milling school.