Convent initially built in the 13th century and then rebuilt in the second half of the 17th century. Currently, it is in ruins, however, it is still a magnificent monument that is worth visiting. Along the mountainside, you can still see the convent's sidewalk.

The Pavilhão do Conhecimento (Knowledge Pavillion) is a Live Science Museum that makes science available to everyone. It opened in 1999 and has temporary and permanent exhibitions such as the "Exploratorium", the "See, Do, Learn"!", the "Live Mathematics" and the "Unfinished House".

Eclectic building, designed by Ernesto da Maia. Consists of only one block. In its interior you can see ceilings painted by Welcome dinner. While not a large space, it adapts to the needs of recreational region.

Built in the XVII century, it has a baroque front and, inside, are worthy of notice the golden woodcarving altars and the glazed tile panels. A legend says there are three cocks sculpted at the front, but most people only see two.

Tower next to the see of Leiria, and 18th-century square plan with two bells on each side. The Bell Tower of Largo Dr. Manuel de Arriaga is of Baroque style and rises through the houses of the historical center.

This garden dates back to the late 18th century and has three wide balconies, decorated by boxwoods. At the time when it was restored, a fountain with a central coat of arms with tiles that picture horses was added. The tile panels, of the early 20th century, are by Pereira Cão. There are guided tours under previous appointment.

The Theatre Chaby Pinheiro is locatd by the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Nazaré, at the "Sítio". It is an early 20th century building, planned by the architect Ernestro Korrodi & Thieraga. It has a rather rich interior that contrasts with its simple facade. It is on of the most important places in town where cultural activities take place.

Baroque church of longitudinal plant simple, with a nave, a chancel narrower and adossados, a sacristy, a Bell Tower and several annexes, with distinct coverings on false barrel-vaults down. It was probably built in the second half of the 18th century, on the site of a previous Temple existed, not left, however, traces of this early construction.

The church, with its early Gothic style, was later expanded with Renaissance and Baroque elements. The carved high altar, pulpit, side altars, tiles, and ceiling decorations are prominent features of the church's interior. The sacristy's highlights include the 16th-century altarpieces of Saint Peter on the throne and the Martyrdom of Saint Peter.

This Renaissance church was founded by Dom Pedro de Menezes in 1528. It has a unique facade, where the gable slopes symmetrically down to the pillars, opening into two arches. Of particular note are the carved stonework, the star-vaulted ceiling of the chancel, the early 17th-century tiles, the pulpit, and the wooden balcony.