This museum, built in the 1970s in the so-called Casa dos Távora, moved in the following decade to the former jail and then to the City Hall building. Among the many objects on display, the collections of metal objects, porcelain dolls, linen utensils, and paintings stand out.

Presents one of the best collections of Flemish religious painting from the 15th and 16th centuries in Portugal, with the São Tiago and São Filipe triptych standing out. The exhibition also features liturgical costumes, jewelry pieces, religious sculptures and Portuguese painting.

A noble house of the Minho region, dating back to the 16th century and belonging to the same family since the 17th century. A room where craftswork and old clothings are exhibited stands out. It has 2 rooms and 6 apartments and a very pleasant atmosphere.

Overlooking the praia da Consolação, secular Home d ' Arriba is composed of three studios-the Green, blue and yellow, modernly equipped and decorated. To take full advantage of the sea, find out about the practice of water sports such as surfing, Bodyboarding and swim.

This single-nave temple has a chancel covered by a Manueline vault. On the main altar, some paintings on wood from the 16th century stand out. The classification includes the tomb of the Count of Sortelha, in Renaissance style, and the main chapel rebuilt in the 16th century.

Church founded in 1653, second date inscribed on the side façade, being extended in the 18th century. Presents the main façade in Gable, standing out the Latin cross. Is torn by an arched door down and on the left side, has a belfry of two records.

Baroque church of longitudinal plan composed by the juxtaposition of the ship with the chancel, showing coverage with gabled roofs and in coruchéu. It was built at the end of the 17th century over an ancient temple. Inside, the main altarpiece stands out, with a high gilded Rococo dressing room.

The primitive temple dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Serra, subsists on 18TH century façade, a Gothic inscription. This church presents a set of 16th century and 17th century elements of great interest. Of the acquis of the Church points out the 16th-century triptych.

This is a Romanic temple from the 12th century that used to belong to the Knights templar and later to the hermits of Saint Augustine, afterwards passing to the Order of Christ. It stands out the main portico and on the yard, some tombstones. The ceiling on the main chapel is from the 18th century.

Baroque chapel with a longitudinal plan, a nave, a narrower chancel, and the attached Casa do Despacho, featuring distinctive roofs with a gable roof in the nave and chancel and a hipped roof in the adjoining house. Inside, the main altarpiece, carved in Joanine style, stands out.