The foundation of this village is attributed to the benedictin monks, in the 7th century. A special note to the unusual core of old houses, mostly of the 18th century. Among its monuments, the chapels with porches and a fountain, the mother church, the palace of the Marquis of Cascais and the pillory. The inhabitants still keep to some old customs, namely the fact that the women go to the fountain with their tin can jars. The gastronomy includes the famed Ançã cakes and the craftswork includes masonry, basket manufacturing, iron objects and more.

Imposing granite fountain, ornate so unusual. Has foursquare format, is flanked by stairs and has a tank, where water falls of bicas. The sirens that give the name to the source in the center column. The building of the Town Hall is of rectangular plant, composed of two registers and integrates the stone of arms with inscription commemorating its construction.

Circular castle facing the Tagus River, built in 1194 by Sir Afonso Pais and rebuilt in 1390 by Sir Nuno Álvares Pereira. It maintains the walls of the wall, partly battlemented and with traces of turrets. The entrance door was built in the 15th century and has a round arch. Inside the castle is the chapel of São Brás, which features a pleasant 17th century altarpiece. Belver Castle was the starting point for several actions against the Moors, and also served as support for King João I during the War of Independence.

Placed on the north side of Rossio, the National Theatre Dona Maria II, which name pays homage to the daughter of Dom Pedro, was built in the 1840s by the Italian architect Fortunato Lodi. The façade of this neoclassic building is composed by six columns coming from the São Francisco Convent and is ended by a triangular fronton where the figures of Apollo and the Muses are sculpted. On top of the fronton is possible to see the statue of Gil Vicente, maybe the most important Portuguese dramaturge of all times, considered to be the father of the national theatre.

Very close to Jerónimos Monastery, this unit called urban resort offers some treasures that deserve to be discovered. Modernity hotel brand in all its details and colors were not chosen at random and undergo an exciting chocolate-brown, for a stimulating carmine red and for a relaxing cream tone. In 65 rooms and suites, get ready for new surprises or simply let yourself be enchanted by the balconies or by the stylized bathrooms in marble and glass.

Situated in the Centre of the country, this former farm house abandons its functions to make way for a rural tourism House-casa campo. The haystack as a casa da eira were also recovered, getting as memory of other times. Outside the old stone barn was transformed into a large room with a private bathroom, equipped for people with reduced mobility, housing a small room, where they can be made small meals.

Circular path that starts and ends at the Relvão Park, with a duration of about 2:0. Passes through the Fortress, the Hermitage of San Antonio, at Pico do Facho, at Forte da Quebrada, the Watchman of the whale and the Pico das Cruzinhas. Along the route will have against the backdrop of a beautiful overview of the city and the Bay of Angra.

The movie theater Alba is a space of presentation, production, reception and creation of artistic designs amateurs and professionals, working in conjunction with the spaces belonging to the cultural network of the municipality of Albergaria-a-Velha. Its programming promotes the training, qualification and loyalty through public art projects that focus on the use of material and immaterial resources of the territory.

The Garden of Music is part of one of the redevelopment projects of the Odivelas City Hall. It features native tree species, grassy areas, and aromatic herb gardens. With an area of ​​17,000 square meters, it also has an amphitheater that hosts small concerts. During the day, it's possible to listen to music through the various speakers in the space.

Very old watermill, but still working. This is a small house, built on a levada that take water directly to the mill. The levada has a gap of two or three meters, leaving the water through a nozzle-tube that carries water to the Caster. When the water comes out the mouthpiece, falls on the feathers of the caster, causing it to rotate.