Mannerist church opened in 1629, belonging to the Brotherhood of Nossa Senhora da Misericórdia. It consists of a nave, a chancel and two bell towers. Inside, highlights are some images by French sculptor Claude Laprade.

Pombaline building with a rectangular plan, simple volume and horizontal layout. It has three floors with a hipped roof and symmetrical facades. It was opened in 1764 as a wool factory, where the City Hall currently operates.

Baroque building of rectangular plant and two floors. It was built in an area where there was already an older solar and, after belonging to the Sanhudo family, was adapted and in 2003 opened to the public as a Hotel Real d ' Óbidos.

The Junk-Wine Tapas Bar, located in Vila Real, opened in December 2013, in a space that was history in the city. The restaurant, with live music at dinner, presents tapas and wine and transformed into a modern, informal place.

A mall with 8 floors, located in the city centre. It has a commercial area of 1500 m2 and 44 shops. It is open from 8 am to 8 pm and it does not have hypermarkets nor supermarkets.

A large mall, the biggest outlet in Europe, open since 2004. It features the best brands at great discounts. Besides the shops, there are also restaurants, themed bars, cafes and much liveliness with frequent events.

Small shopping centre opened in 1973 (one of the oldest in town) with 6 floors and a commercial area of 2546m2. It was built for its commercial purpose and has 31 shops, 3 restaurants and 2 banks.

This mall has two floors and a commercial area of 1788 m2, divided by 26 shops. It is located in the centre of town and it is open from 8 am to 8 pm. It has no supermarket but it has restaurants.

A mall with two floors and a commercial area of 650 m2. It has 41 shops and is located at th city centre. It is open from 8 am to 8 pm. It has no hypermarkets nor supermarkets.

A mall with 2 floors and a commercial area of 3548 m2. It has 65 shops, restaurants and is located in the city centre. It is open from 9 am to midnight. It has no hypermarkets nor any supermarkets.