House of Gothic architecture, consisting of a ground floor open onto the Street through an arc of traversal. It is assumed that in the 15th century worked as Paços do Concelho or as string.

Center for supporting local arts and promoting temporary exhibitions, opened in 1996. Highlights include works in ceramics, wood, cork, basketry, weaving, wrought iron and leather.

Football field turf. Offers countertops that receive approximately 6500 spectators, locker rooms and artificial lighting. It was opened in 1935. Was the field used for Sporting da Covilhã.

Space opened in 1987 where you may get to know sculptures, engravings and drawings by Francisco Franco as well as oil paintings and carbon drawings by Henrique Franco.

The Municipal Museum opened in 1997. It features the municipality's ethnographic history in the form of utensils on permanent display. It also has a crafts room displaying works by local artisans.

Located in an old wine press, this museum has been open to the public since 1993 and aims to showcase utensils, clothing, and everything that was characteristic of the rural heritage of this region.

Space opened in 2011, where you can find a permanent exhibition of Puppets, actors, as well as Objects & puppets provided by private individuals and other theater groups.

Museum opened in 2004 with contemporary art exhibitions of 20th and 21st century, with a predominance of Portuguese surrealism, including José-Augusto France, tomarense donor of the works of the Museum.

This cinema, with 276 seats, has cinema sessions at 6 pm and 9.30 pm. The Cafe is also open at different hours, from 9 am to 24 h.

Designed by Portuguese architect Filipe Oliveira Dias in 2001, this theater is a fine specimen of Portuguese contemporary architecture. Opened in 2004, and since then the main show room in town.