This large square, mostly made of cement, but with some garden spaces, has a set of fountains. This square is the most noble area of the town, due to the existence of shops, a museum, a municipal auditorium and an open-air auditorium.

This very pleasant and well-kept farmhouse has wooden tables and benches, a sheltered barbecue and a picnic area delimited by a wooden fence. In addition, there is a café-terrace, WC, shaded areas and a river beach.

The original construction of the church dates back to the 11th/12th century, and in the 18th/20th centuries it was the subject of reconstruction works. On the outside it maintains some Romanesque features, but inside its decoration is essentially Baroque.

The Museum occupies a building built from scratch. It has two exhibition rooms, a reservation room and a technical treatment room. It has documentary resources linked to social sciences and natural sciences.

Dating from the Late Neolithic, is in excellent condition. It is well signposted and has excellent access. This dolmen was classified as a National Monument and is protected by a fiber cement covering. It has a polygonal chamber with nine pillars, a corridor over seven meters long and well-preserved tombs. Furthermore, the atrium and the monumental roof slab on which dates and religious symbols are inscribed are clearly visible.

Pretty wooded area with stone benches and tables, a small stage for performances and toilet.

A restaurant with a small room and a large rustic terrace where typical dishes of the region are served.

A restaurant with a refind decor, background music and views o the Paiva river and of the mountain.