The Ponte de Lima Nautical Club was founded on August 21, 1991. Currently, it is dedicated to canoeing and various sports that make the River Lima its main ally. Throughout its existence, it has taken athletes to the four corners of the world, winning world and European titles and Olympic medals.

The stadium, with a capacity of 4000 spectators, was opened in 2001. Has third generation synthetic turf, apt for the practice of soccer and rugby. It features six tracks of athletics and adjacent sectors that allow the practice of various disciplines. Is used in home games of the Clube Atlético de Valdevez sportsassociation, founded in 1945.

The Museu da Fundação Cupertino de Miranda seeks to publicize the modern and contemporary art, especially surrealism. Has as main objectives the study, documentation, conservation and dissemination of its collection. With an important collection made up essentially by Portuguese artists, reinforces an increasingly representative heritage of Portuguese surrealism.

Space devoted to the ornamental arts, placed at the Condes de Azurara Palace (XVII century). The collection includes the silver and china collection, the exotic wood furniture, various antiques from the XVII and XVIII centuries, among other works that belong to the private collection of Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva.

Created in the 70s after the restoration works of the Mother Church, it gathers, preserves and exhibits part of the collection of religious art existing in Ponte de Lima. The permanent exhibition features collections of paintings and jewelry, in addition to many 18th century sculptures, with an emphasis on some pieces from the medieval period.

This is the largest open-air Paleolithic museum, where you can see a variety of rock engravings. The most important rock art sites are Canada do Inferno, Ribeira de Piscos, Penascosa, Quinta da Barca, Fariseu and Faia. It is listed as a National Monument and a World Heritage Site.

Overlooking the Tâmega River, this rustic House dating from the 17TH century preserves all the features of the stone houses in the region of Mondim de Basto. It has five bedrooms, a living room with a fireplace and a dining area and ancient cuisine for breakfast and dinner upon request. Abroad, a nice pool.

Este edifício é também conhecido, nomeadamente nos arquivos históricos, como Casa Doutor Ângelo da Fonseca. Inicialmente, funcionou como residência unifamiliar, mais tarde como residência do Governador e depois como Governo Civil do Distrito de Coimbra.

Building built between 1915 and 1919 by an insurance company, who worked until 1925. On this date was leased to businessman Alexandre de Almeida, who completed the construction and adapted to the hospitality industry. In 1926 it was inaugurated the Hotel Astória, which even today is one of the most luxurious hotels in the city.

Dated from the 16th century (1538), this work was the object of several transformations that totally changed the initial project of Diogo Castilho and João de Ruão. The church, built in 1598, presents a circular form and is surrounded by a narrow balcony. The inside lodges carving works and sculptures from the 18th century.