Garden paying homage to the republican historian and archaeologist Anselmo Braamcamp Freire, although it is known among the inhabitants as Campo de Sant' Anna. It has trees, such as a cedar of Himalayas, a secular tree known as lovers’ tree. There are some statues, such as the statue of Sousa Martins. It has an esplanade, a multifunction pavilion, playground and lake.

It is placed above Zêzere River and it was built during Felipe’s period between 1607 and 1610. It replaced a former Roman bridge which, meanwhile was flooded by Bouçã lagoon. It has three arches with 62 metres high. The road that crosses this bridge linked Beira Baixa and Beira Litoral until the construction of Cabril´s dam.

It was the largest company in the cork sector in Portugal and, for a time, in the world. Recognized for its innovative social policy, it became intimately linked to the lives of many generations of Seixal residents, making it a must-see for anyone visiting the municipality. The factory's former canteens have been transformed into a modern restaurant and bar, with a privileged view of the Seixal Bay.

Panoramic pedestrian path that allows you to enjoy an open-air stroll along the Douro River.

A villag with typical houses and a rural atmosphere, excellent for those who enjoy open air activities.

At the Cine Teatro you can watch films that have recently opened in Portugal. No bookings accepted.

The library opened in 2002, with several reading rooms, audiovisual room, internet room and meeting room.

Complex composed of two swimming pools and exterior and interiors. Is open throughout the year, except holidays.

A well preserved open air precinct for futsal, basketball and handball. It has lights and locker rooms.

A simple and familiar inn with eleven rooms and nice prices. It is open only between April and October.