Roman villa with vestibule, thermal complex with three well-defined, bathroom areas with small semicircular bathtubs and a portion of the aqueduct that fed him. It also features two necropolises. The abundance of shells "murex" suggests have existed here an industry of dyeing of fabrics.

Restaurant whose specialty is pizzas, with home delivery service. The variety is huge and fast service.

A space located by the road, with a fast, familiar service. It serves home made traditional dishes.

Simple and familiar space specializing in pizzas. Offers take-away service and home delivery.

Located next to Santa Apolónia station, this restaurant serves affordable home-cooked meals.

A restaurant that serves Portuguese dishes in the home made style. A large room with a simple decor.

Baroque fountain of trapezoidal plan, integrating a backrest bounded by pilasters and a central source of trapezoidal plan with three cocks. It was built in 1714 by Dom João V, believing that was erected on the site where a Roman source existed.

It is believed that this source has replaced a medieval that was known as "Ribeira da Cold Source". Located near the chapel of the Palace, this font, in granite, presents a construction similar to a niche, is preceded by two steps and surmounted by two pilasters.

The stone Houses, located in the village of Bishop, at Sabugal, are a set of six housing units, independent, fully restored and furnished-house Bell Tower, Casa do Pocinho, home of Place, Home of the bridge, patio House and Casa da Pedra.

Former Jesuit College consisting of a simple rectangular plan, developed around two cloisters, with emphasis in the Church Centre. The College was founded in the 18th century and, in 1839, d. Maria II installed here the Court and jail. In the 20th century was also installed at City Hall.