In the noble zone of town of Sertã, the restaurant is flanked by the municipal gardens, by two streams and the Roman bridge that justified the name. The space features a panoramic room with a view, very well presented. The confection is looked after and recommended. The kitchen come dishes full of flavour and tradition, as the fish soup of Mrs. Parr, Bucho and Maranhos them Stuffed da Sertã, the Lamb stone (custom), the black pig little cheeks, the beautiful fennel Sausages. Very attractive is also the River's fish stew to Sets of Sertã.

Space with two hectares of land, consisting of an early 20th-century building, carefully restored and refined. The fifth has space of great beauty, ideal for rest.

A dam on the Zêzere river, with piers. It is located on a valley with steep banks, dominated by eucalyptus trees and maritime pines. The most common fish species are the nase, the small-mouth bass and the carp. Recreational activities are permitted, albeit with restrictions.

This temple had an outline originally gothic and afterwards it was added renaissance and baroque elements. There is a main altar in carving, the pulpit; the lateral altars, the glazed tiles and the roofs decoration are some of the elements that we ought to stand out. On the sacristy it is worthy to mention São Pedro altarpieces on the throne and São Pedro martyrdom from the 16th century.

Beach located at Ribeira da Sertã, more precisely, in Troviscal bridge. The scenic beauty is evident. Has bathrooms, tables and benches, barbecue. For children's safety, there is a shallow river area and a playground.

Beach located at Ribeira da Sertã that divides the new part of the old part of this locality. From this site you can see a part of the historic area. The banks of the River are connected by 3 bridges over the dam. Given the potential of this beach, this beach has many attractions: swimming pool, first-aid post, picnic Park, playground and playground.

After the Mondego, this is the second longest river entirely in Portugal. It starts on the Estrela mountain, at an approcimate altitude of 1900 m, and measures 242 km. The Nabão and the Alge, as well as the Isna, Paul, Bogas, Pêra and Unhais brooks are its main tributaries. It has its mouth in Constância. It is used for producing electricity.

In ancient times this was the male convent of the order of St. Francis, consisting of nave, chancel, Conventual dependencies in two-storey cloister. Watch out in fresh in the nave and chancel.

Church consists of nave, sacristy and dependencies that stands out for having: a high altar in gilt, figurative and geometric tile panels of the 18th century, the Renaissance portico and the Gothic window. The nave ceiling paintings are by Joaquim Silva Motta.

This bridge is composed by six full arches with breakwaters, flat platform and masonry parapet.