A small pedestrian walk that starts and ends at the Rossas Mother Church. It follows rural, traditional and mountain trails, for about 11 km, in about 4 hours.

This pedestrian trail, about 2200 metres long, begins by the swimming pool and ends by the chapel. Along the trail, that descends to the Dão river, there are some resting places.

A manor of the end of the 18th century, with a chapel, that still keps its original architecture. It has plesant gardens where the old pillory of Lanheses stands out.

A large park that follows the hillside down to the vicinity of the bay and ends by the walls of the Castle of Saint John the Baptist and of the Brazil Hill. It has spaces fit for the children.

This huge, white building is the seat of the Portuguese Parliament. In the end of the XVI century this was the Benedictine São Bento Monastery. The inside is imposing, with marble pillars and neoclassical statues.

This square was built by the mayor of Cuba, Constantino Taborda Morais, in 1923. In the center is a spout of regional and popular character that ends in an acorn, a very typical symbol of the Alentejo.

Civil, political, judicial and administrative building, built at the end of the 19th century, in addition to having already functioned as a court and prison. Currently, it houses the municipal library.

This pillory settles in a platform with four octagonal steps simply worked. From the last step it raises the octave shaft ending in frame. It is topped by an iron cross.

A rural house with a rectangular plan, typical of a migrant from the island of Madeira, that has three floors, a mezzanino and yet another, more to the back and ending in a balcony.

Guimarães is a broad space and modern shopping centre that opened its doors at the end of 2009, with about 40 thousand square meters, located in the parish of Silvares.