Occupying a total area of 35 hectares, the Biological Park of Vila Nova de Gaia aims to be a center for environmental education, with a pedagogical purpose that involves understanding the landscape of the region and the contrast between the agroforestry landscape and the urban surroundings. Thus, the visitor can contact with hundreds of animal and plant species in the wild. It also has a recovery center for animals found injured or held in captivity illegally, and a plant nursery.

Originating in the nucleus founded in 1942 by the Fundão native who gives it its name, the José Monteiro Municipal Archaeological Museum, opened in 2007, is located in the former Solar Taborda Falcão de Elvas, and has a permanent exhibition room with several pieces tfrom prehistory to the end of the Roman period, a space for temporary exhibitions, an auditorium, a conservation and restoration laboratory, a library specializing in History and Archeology, an Internet space and a bar.

In this Museum are exposed various materials from the municipality of Monforte, mostly Roman, collected during the excavations in the Roman villa of Torre de Palma. All objects found are grouped by categories like "Roman Necropolis", "Roman coins", "Agriculture and construction Material," "costume" and "weaving and kitchen and table". Highlight is some stucco paintings (on the site of the altar mor), and some carved granite columns. Are classified as Property in the public interest.

The Municipal Museum core inserts in the decentralized Museum project in the territory of Vila Franca de Xira, which preserves, promotes and reuses the heritage. The permanent exhibition "of everyday life to the Museum-Moore, 19th century. XVII to XX ", establishes ties with the past disappeared and throws questions about the present and future projects, giving an overview of the daily life of six hundred until the years of change in the 21st century. XX.

Space where you can learn a little about the history of the people of Borba, known through the eyes of Joaquim Azinhal Abelho, born in Orada, where he was born on April 13, 1911. He had a degree in Romance Philology and ended up developing a great interest in the Alentejo ethnography, in addition to being a compiler of the Cartas de Florbela Espanca. He died in Lisbon, but is buried in the Orada cemetery.

This is the first hostel in the city of Aveiro, opened in July 2009. Located in one of the common areas of the city, near the canal da ria de Aveiro, offers 39 beds distributed across eight rooms and two suites with private bathroom. The rooms ' names allude to the city and to their traditions, like the room, the room Salinas Moliceiro and soft eggs. It also has a living room, a kitchen, a patio and a terrace.

One of the pioneers of the country's electrification examples from hydropower. On the outside of the building, above the River, there is still a high brick chimney, which was once connected to a steam engine. In that place there was the mill of Pedro de Évora, a Mills belonging to the order of Christ. The city of Tomar was originally lit by 150 16 lamps, candles lit since midnight at dusk, except on moonlit nights, in which the intensity of the lamps was halved.

This residential estate was built by orders of D. João de Castro, viceroy in India and afterwards it suffered profound changes. It is possible to find several chapels throughout the estate, one of which is named Nossa Senhora do Monte and it is a construction under the Renaissance style, from 1542. It has a circular plan and on its inside it is possible to see six columns with capitals and ashlars in tiles from the XVII century.

The importance of this place is mainly related to the love story of Don Pedro and Lady Inês de Castro. It's worth highlighting the romantic beauty of the Quinta, the rarity of some botanical specimens (some classified as trees of national interest), the Gothic window, and the fountain, believed to be the Fountain of Love sung about by Camões. The Solar da Quinta, built in the 18th century by the Osório Cabral family, currently houses a charming hotel.

This manor house dates back to 1280 and has undergone renovations and transformations over the centuries, documented in the reigns of King John I, King John III, and King Afonso VI. Comprising two sections, a ground floor and a main floor, it features an entrance gate with a coat of arms at the top. The chapel is set back from the building, and an inscription on the lintel indicates it was built by Pedro Vaz C. de Sousa.