Relaxing space where you can find the peace of mind you need. You can enjoy a programme of massages, sauna and hammam, discover the properties of water and confirm the effectiveness of color, sound and heat in their well-being.

Housed in the "Casa dos Açores," the Roque Gameiro Watercolor Museum is spread over three floors. The museum features a collection of two hundred watercolors, drawings by Alfredo Roque Gameiro and his immediate family, as well as portraits of Roque Gameiro dedicated to him by other artists.

This is a space that combines three generations: sons, parents and grandparents. It is composed of three rooms with a regional decor: the guitars fill the walls and contribute to its typical and welcoming atmosphere. Quite original cuisine. Restaurant and mini Gourmet and cultural sho. Bar with live music on weekends and holiday eves. Good wine list.

"Patrimonivs-Museum of art and culture" is the name of this Museum, located in a 20th-century building, which exposes about one hundred works of art architectural and religious oriented spread over five floors which reflect the history of the County.

River beach with good infrastructure, located about 13 kilometers from Vila de Rei. Here you can also find the bridge of the three counties, where converge the municipalities of Vila de Rei, Sertã and Mação.

For some time, it was thought to be the ruins of the Church of Santa Maria of the village, the oldest parish church in the village. However, after archaeological surveys in 1983 and 1992\/1993, was concluded to be another building, maybe the previous jail or Paços do Concelho. Remains standing a block in mushroom-shaped masonry.

Garden care that involves the Church Long source, with tall trees, small bushes and lamps.

Source all built in stone, with one spout and, on top, a structure crafted with three pinnacles.

Possibly source of medieval origin, of square plan, with a dome and Bamford opened on outer wall.

Source with lateral banks. In the center of the backrest is a national shield and above it a Royal Crown closed.