A leisure space located by the Ave river. There is a picnic area, a bandstand and a small kiosk with a terrace. There are plenty of trees. The visit of the chapel of Our Lady of the Tower is quite worthwhile.

This 18TH century House, belongs to the Viscount of Vineyard, Caeiro da Matta family. It was restored in the 19th century and enhances the monumental, coat and Chapel. It is not possible to make visits.

A museum that recreates the atmosphere of the old schools, located in the building of the old Primary School of Landal. Visits unders appointment to the Junta de Freguesia (a division of the Town Hall).

This imposing mill, beautifully restored by Alfredo Almeida, is surrounded by beautiful scenery. The interior can be visited: below, grain was produced, and above, the wheel mechanism can be seen.

The Manor of Almiros, future ethnographic museum is integrated in reserve design visitable Museum, located in the municipality of Tondela (this manor was offered by Dr. John Almiro to parish of Nandufe).

Located by the roundabout north of Fátima, the Convite belongs to the Hotel Dom Gonçalo. A rather well lit room and an impecable service make this restaurant a mandatory place to visit.

This is an elegant temple with an imposing facade. It is the true landmark of the city, worth visiting to appreciate the tile panels depicting the lives of Saint Peter and Saint Paul and the Renaissance altarpiece.

A paradisiacal place, located in a cove at the bottom of the famous Cabo Girão cliff. Until 1998, access was only possible by boat, but now there is a modern glass elevator. There is a small tourist resort here that includes a restaurant, good conditions for sunbathing and fishing, and some tourist accommodation.

Since October that the management of this unit of four stars went to the Hilton, who gave him a new philosophy and a new badge. The Fontana Park Hotel is now DoubleTree by Hilton-Lisbon Fontana Park. With the new management arrived the quality standards of the international hotel chain

A museum located in the Solar da Ponte (Bridge Manor), an 18th century building, that exhibits vestiges of the "castreja" culture (of the Iberians and the Celts), a culture that only eexisted in the northwest of the peninsula. It used to be the house of the family of Francisco Morais Sarmento and now belongs to the Martins Sarmento Society.