Ancient monastery of our Lady of the fields of Montemor-o-Velho, belonging to religious of the third order of St. Francis, which was transferred to this site due to flooding of the river. After the extinction of the religious orders, the convent was sold, in 1865, the family Moura, which currently operates the space for events.

Manor House that is believed to have been built in the late 18th century, on the site where the chapel of St. Peter. This church there is the Bell Tower, which was adossou the House. In the interior, highlighted by a set of 1468 located in the library, translated from the ancient convent of San Domingos de Abrantes.

Scope of responsibility of the Municipal Chambers of Valença, which offers a place to stay overnight to the pilgrims of the way of St. James. Upon presentation of credentials, with the respective stamps, the Pilgrim has access to a bed (usually a bunk bed) and a hot shower. The hostel São Teotónio offers 50 beds.

Here you can appreciate crockery, glass and clay objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis. A room dedicated to Ferreira de Castro stands out, with the manuscript of "Os Emigrantes". The crockery, clay and glass objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis stand out.

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.

The Museum of the castle of São Jorge makes known a collection of objects found in the archaeological area, providing the discovery of multiple cultures and experiences since the 7th century BC to the 18th century were contributing to the construction of Lisbon today, with particular reference to the Islamic period XI-XII century.

It formed, together with the Santa Catarina Fort, the defense of the Arade river estuary. Originally consisting of a watchtower, it was expanded in the 17th and 18th centuries. On the initiative of the poet Coelho Carvalho, at the beginning of the 20th century, the residence underwent major adaptation works, which gave it the romantic aspect it presents today.

As is well known, Rio Maior is known mostly for being a place of salinas de rock salt, this being his main activity in the region. In this sense, this bronze statue to commemorate not only the activity, as well as workers of Rio Maior they make, even today, of the extraction of salt to their source of income.

An 8 km long pedestrian trail that lasts a little more than three hours, with a low difficulty level. As indicated by the name, one gets to visit the mills at the village of Várzea, in Parada. In the old days, Paredes de Coura was known as the "Barn of the Minho".

The farm has horse riding lessons, organizes events and welcomes professional and horse riding stages. It also offers rides along city or rural areas and the shores, on a horse, a donkey or a carriage. It also offers services for brides and grooms: it gets to and from the church.