Library that is worth to be visited, not only for meeting in the building of the former Jesuit College, as well as by the booty, which includes 40 thousand precious volumes ranging from the 15th century to the 19th.

This garden is composed of boxwood hedges that accompany the existing lake. In the centre there is a simple stone spring. A special note to a fountain in between two flights of stairs. Visits under previous appointment.

A nice, peaceful garden, that belongs to the Dukes Palace, where the Dukes of Bragança once lived. Even though it is not open for visits, it is well taken care of, with a small lake and pleasant corners.

This park belongs to the House Venture Terra, classed as a Public Interest Construction. The building, by the architect Venture Terra, was awarded the Valmor Pize in 1909. It may only be visited under appointment.

The old factory where cod was drought in the sun. One may also view paintings, miniatures and objects related to the fishing of the cod. This space may only be visited by groups of students.

Private museum where you can visit an ethnography exhibition, with various objects from rural life. It is located in Casa Grande, which once served as the residence of the Captains of Relva.

The Filmatalus is a good option for those who like good commercial cinema. The five rooms offer some variety and spare the visit to the big complexes at the capital. It does not book tickets.

This old lighthouse, currently in ruins, was severely damaged during the earthquake of July 9, 1988. The site deserves a visit by the fantastic views that delivers, with the sea and the island of São Jorge in the distance.

These Roman inscriptions, marked in a block of marble and dating from the first century, also later inscriptions, dated III or IV century. This Epigraphic monument lies in the parsonage, and can be visited.

Diving fountain probably built in the 17th century to support the pilgrims who visited the monastery of Vinhó. Features a cover composed of granite slabs, having the interior with coverage in slabs of masonry.