A small chapel with vernacular religious architecture. The galilee stands out.

Alviela River Aqueduct, opened in 1880. Its purpose is to supply water to the municipalities of Lisbon and neighboring areas.

This library belongs to the Calouste Gulbenkian library network and is located in the Civic Center of Momento Associativo.

The museum exhibits a vast collection of artifacts, such as agricultural implements, everyday objects, antique costumes, and looms. Visits are by appointment only.

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.

The church dates back to the 17th century, with a 16th-century gabled façade. The interior has a single nave and is partially covered in 18th-century tile ashlars.

The Alviela Living Science Center – Carsoscópio is a space for scientific and technological dissemination that, through three interactive exhibition rooms, presents the origins of the Estremenho Limestone Massif and its geological evolution over 175 million years, as well as the influence of climate on the hydrological functioning of the Alviela River source and the characteristics of cave bats, animals that call this area one of their preferred habitats. Located near the source of the Alviela River, in the heart of the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, the Carsoscópio uses cutting-edge technology developed in Portugal to promote the …

This museum is located in the Gorjão Palace, a former Coimbra manor house dating back to the 17th century. The museum regularly presents temporary exhibitions of sculpture, painting, drawing, and tapestry, among other works. It also features thematic exhibitions: Remembering April, Cultivating Freedom, and Bombarral Ceramics. The museum also has a library with specialized works on archaeology, history, ethnography, and art history, and a Historical Archive with documentation on Bombarral's recent history and collections of old newspapers.

La iglesia fue fundada por la reina Leonor a principios del siglo XVI. Remodelado en el siglo XVIII, el campanario también es de esa época. El interior, de tres naves, está revestido con azulejos del siglo XVII. Cabe destacar el retablo mayor original, ahora en la sacristía, compuesto por cinco paneles con pinturas de António Costa de 1600 e imaginería.

A sanctuary built in various eras, with an irregular floor plan and eclectic architecture. Inside, a notable feature is an 18th-century painting on canvas depicting Saint Salvador.