All space in wood with a nice terrace, right on top of the rocks from the beach of the Aquarium. Fantastic views of the sea, ideal for a summer afternoon or to watch the sunset at night, has animation with djs.

Sect in a building dating from the 13th century, where he has worked the first hospital of Porto, currently, this room features various projects such as exhibitions, talks, conferences, among others.

The Open-Air Museum is the ideal place to learn about the history of the municipality of Campo Maior and its people, from prehistory to the present day, without forgetting its ongoing connection with Spain.

The Museum occupies a building built from scratch. It has two exhibition rooms, a reservation room and a technical treatment room. It has documentary resources linked to social sciences and natural sciences.

This space has the biggest national collection of objects for the study of the old inscriptions. Most of them come from the surrounding areas, with a large number of tomb inscriptions and several "tesselae" and roman mosaics.

A set of two museum centers: the Ethnographic Museum, where the history of the local population is presented, and the Traditional House, a space where the habitat of a small peasant from the 1940s has been recreated.

The Municipal Museum of Moura brings together various works of art, a collection of weapons belonging to different eras, tombstones, liturgical objects and archaeological pieces, especially from prehistory to Roman times.

Composed by several rooms with permanent, temporary and themed exhibitions from the automotive world. Its permanent exhibition on the Historical Evolution of the Car portrays how the car evolved and adapted over time.

Museum placed inside the hotel, it lets know the importance of tuna fishing, namely in Tavira from other times. The maquette of the high sea fishing-net and boats miniatures stand out.

This historic building was rebuilt in 1585 by King Felipe I and converted to cultural use in 1990. The museum includes pieces from the Paleolithic to the Baroque. Its main collection is the punic treasure of Gaio.