The Buçaco Military Museum was opened in 1910. Expanded and remodeled in 1962, it has valuable collections of weapons, uniforms and equipment used in the Battle, including an artillery piece with its respective garrison.

Museum opened in 2005, where you can appreciate works of painting, sculpture, oleographs, engravings, and some ethnographic notes, such as pieces donated by individuals from all over the municipality.

Museum opened in 1989 that brings together a vast and varied ethnographic collection. Here you can find various pieces, such as agricultural utensils, old costumes, antique crockery, etc.

After several works of conservation and requalification, the Ecomuseum Municipal do Seixal is open to the public. Inside, is a long-term exhibition "600 years of Grinding in the Tide mill de Corroios".

This statue was built to pay tribute to respected Portuguese magistrate José Estevão. Made in 1886 by Simões de Almeida, it is one of the best examples of the XIX century statuary. It was opened in 1889.

Cruise Memorial consisting of a quadrangular platform with four steps, a base and a paralelepipédicas column, a cubic and capital, at the top, an armillary sphere and a cross of Christ. It was opened in 1940 on the occasion of the celebration of Centenarians.

It has a small base where it settles a square shaft finished by a capital with acanthus leaves. Above it there is a halfspheric urn with four frowns and four gargoyles and on the top an Eagle with open wings.

Space that aims to stimulate and develop regional products of Melgaço, especially the vinho verde, and, more specifically, the Albariño wine. It was opened in 1997 and is housed in a Manor that is designated "Buildings of three arches".

A typical tavern, decorated by country and cattle artefacts on the walls and long benches. It serves fine traditional Portuguese tidbits at low prices. It is open for dinner only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

A Japanese restaurant, open since 2002, that serves Japanese dishes. It has a modern decor and show cooking tables, where the customers may watch the dishes whilst being prepared.