Construction of the building began in the 1920s and dragged on for many years. It was finally inaugurated on 24 June, 1957. The work was architecturally inspired in the great communal palaces of northern France and Flanders. The building consists of a basement, six floors and interior patios, occupying an area of ​​2,438 m2. Constructed of granite from the quarries of S. Gens and Fafe, with the remaining materials being: reinforced concrete, marbles of different colours and oak and sucupira woods. In front of the main door and framed by the ramp is the statue of Almeida Garrett, inaugurated in …

This library consists of free reading rooms, computer stations with Internet access, an audiovisual space and a periodical reading area.

A belvedere that is accessible only by foot, 500 metres away from the main road. Excellent views of the Gerês mountain.

Former farmhouse that still boasts the door carral, 18th-century House, which gives access to the courtyard of the House.

This room has four outdoor fields, sealed, with artificial lighting, bleachers and locker room. The access is done by the campsite.

A space that includes a library and a multimedia room with a video collection. It offers internet access at the price of 1€ per hour.

This Orca is well signposted but meets with a decayed State and taken by vegetation. Access is possible by foot or with an all-terrain vehicle.

A group of seven water-mills located alongside a small river. They are badly preserved and the access is difficult due to the vegetation.

Of these stepping-stones over the Dão river only the parts by the river banks are left. The access is through a roman trail.

Source placed below ground level, making access via stairs. Has a structure of stone and tile to cover.