Former convent of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, who currently serves as headquarters of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Angra do Heroísmo and how nursing home.

Cidade Templária, Tomar possui tradição na confeção de doces de ovos e amêndoa com açúcar, sendo que os mais famosos e conceituados são as "Fatias de Tomar" e precisamente o "Beija-me Depressa".

Set of indoor pools where you can enjoy swimming, water aerobics, AquaFitness, hydrotherapy and pre-and Post-natal classes.

Portal built with two door-posts and a lintel with five arches. The central arch has a shield. On the upper part is a Latin inscription.

The Museu do Papel Moeda (Paper Money museum) presents a notable collection of banknotes, the most complete collection of schedules that is known in Portugal and further an important show of stamped paper, shares, lotteries, cheques and bills. Through the paper currency, the museum tells the historic and economic evolution of Portugal.

Fitness circuit with 1750m length, divided in more then 10 stations along the way. In those stations are the most varied obstacles with a previous explanation of how to get through the obstacle properly.

This Museum Ship is a former cod trawler, launched in 1948. After much work, it was stopped and transformed into a museum that shows how people work and live aboard cod fishing vessels.

An easy pedestrian trail between the Palace Hotel and the high point that Wellington chose to command the Portuguese and British armies during the Buçaco Battle. It passes by the Convent of the Barfoot Carmelites, founded in 1629, the Chapel of Madalena and sacred route, the Hermitage of the Sepulcro, among other quite lovely places.

Comarcã chain consisting of individual cells, disciplinary cells, Secretariat, parlatorium, magistrates Office, housing the jailer and recreational spaces. It was built in the 20th century, being extinct this century (1970). He currently works as the GNR.

17th century house with irregular quadrangular, consisting of two floors and with coverage in roof of three waters. In 1645, it was rebuilt, date confirmed in a recording of the balcony window. Suffered substantial recovery works in the 18th and 19th centuries. In 1995, was bought by the City Council of Sabugal, which turned her into a tourist office.