This olive mill, more than a century old, still works, showing visitors how olive oil was made in the past. This community mill is one of the few, if not the only one in the country, to work in the traditional way, through a system of rods. The space was recovered around 50 years ago and remains in operation to this day.

In the restaurante Casa of pee-pees, in Odivelas, no matter how sound the contradiction, the most sought-after dish here are snails. The gizzards arise immediately following in order of customer preferences. Has a short terrace, with only five tables, busy but enjoyable. Prices for doses of snacks vary between €4,95 and € 8.

This belvedere has views of the Zêzere river valley and the Cabril dam. Hence, it is an obligatory visit.

Small fountain, dating from 1712, surmounted by a tile Panel of our Lady of the visitation.

In this museum you can visit exhibitions of agricultural artifacts, costumes and other brands of rurality.

A watermill and a Miller's House have been restored and are available for visits, transformed in ethnographic museum.

Granite fountain with the inscription at the top with the date of 1914. As can be read on the Board which appears in the upper right corner, "commissioned by Manuel dos Santos Costa to replace the source of the Pork that was 50 metres of the street to the East. There are books that speak of linhares and refer to the source of the Pork. "

Source built in 1919, as can be read on the tombstone marble top. The table below gives an account of a reopening this source in 1998, by the Civil Governor of the District of Portalegre, John Chicken Barreto. It has a circular shape, with two perfect round arches and a shot of blue color.

Water park with several adult and children's pools, water tubes, a mini-golf course, a tennis court, and a multipurpose sports court (tennis, futsal, volleyball, and netball). Located next to the Hotel Cristal Vieira Praia & Spa and the Hotel Cristal Praia Resort & Spa.

Although its dating is difficult, it is assumed to have been built during the late Romanesque period, judging by the construction technique, exhibiting a Gothic character due to its trestle-style deck. Formed by a single perfect arch, with the pillars rising directly from the banks (a feature that ensures greater longevity for Romanesque bridges compared to Roman ones) it provides communication between the villages of Bustelo and Boim.