This bronze bust, located in a small garden at the entrancee of the Ameida Moreira museum, intends to pay tribute to Almeida Moreira (1873-1939) at the time of the first centenary of his birth (11/25/1973).

This bronze statue, about 2.5 metres tall, was built by the sculptor Álvaro de Bree as a tribute to the king Dom Duarte. It stands on a granite pedestal, in the centre of a square, and it separates two roadways.

This granite window has the shape of an arch, with a special note to the spheres and ropes shapes.

This fountain, one of the oldest in Viseu, has two spouts, both of them dry, one of which covered by wood. One of the fountains, the one that stands on the span of the gothic arch, is medieval, dates back to the 16th century and was commanded by a princess of Castille who was the wife of Dom Manuel I. The other fountain, under the 1600s small temple, was built later. There is also a small granite square by it and benches.

This is one of the city's gates and is badly preserved. Only the city's key, which is engraved in granite in the centre of the road, is still visible.

This bronze bust of Friar Rodrigo de Jesus stands on a granite cylinder.

This bronze bust of João de Barros, located in the park of the city, facing the church of Our Lady of Vitória, stands on a granite structure.

According to tradition, this was the birthplace of the king Dom Duarte. In the granite building, a manuelin window topped by a coat of arms stands out.

This church has a small central bell tower, a small gazebo with a hovel that circles the door and a cross in purple neon, recently placed there, that spoils the initial lines of the chapel.

In this granite church, a special note to a hovel in Portuguese tiles below which there is the door and two windows with wooden doors, a bell tower and two crosses placed in the centre of the roof's extremities.