Mountain Castle, medieval type, with walls of schist. Inside, it has a quadrangular Tower and Church nave only, with narrower chancel and Bell Tower-Church of Saint John the Baptist. The castle was abandoned for centuries and only in the year 1998 was rebuilt. The original monument kept the tower and some of the wall cloths in shale. The Foundation of this fortification is ascribed to Sertorius. It was rebuilt by count Dom Henrique and, in 1174, was donated by his son to the Hospitallers.

Leisure area of rare beauty, next to the River Zêzere, which consists of two zones: rest and recreation. One of the spaces has tables and benches, so you can make a snack. The recreational area is right next to a tunnel which was built simultaneously with the Cabril dam, for the passage of machines and trucks. Consists of benches, tables and a communal barbecue.

Located near the village of Quince, this beach has some peculiarities that make it special. Firstly, for the reconstruction of the dam, where it was abstracted water for watering; then, by surrounding vegetation that contemplates Alders, poplars and fig trees. It has a spacious area for special sands children and adult zone. We recommend a tour of the site to discover the many watermills that exist here.

Area stretching along the Ribeira da Sertã, with bike path, walking spaces, garden benches, grassy areas and lighting, in addition to being a quiet and with good shadows.

Modern cultural space that often develops diverse activities of cultural character such as exhibitions, concerts, conferences, workshops, among others. Here it works also the Tourist Office

Located on a foothil above the Zêzere river, eighteen kilometres away from the parish's siege, Pedrógão Pequeno is an old village with several roman vestiges. It was once the siege of the parish (charter given by Dom Manuel I in 1513) under the name of Pedógão do Crato. The parish was extinct in 1834 and became a part of Sertã. There are still vestiges of the pillory left (classed as a National Monument). The church, in the manuelin style and composed of two wide naves, dates back to the 17th century. A special note to the hermitage of Our Lady …

The ribeira da Isna lies in the catchment area of the Tagus and is a tributary of the River Zêzere. This rises in the Serra do Cabeço da Queen and in albufeira of the Castelo do Bode, near Vila de Rei. This tour provides a good moment of leisure, favouring the contact with nature, through a landscape in shades of green and of great beauty.

Mrs. Helena's fish soup, lamb Maranhos, baked in the oven with honey and Rosemary sauce and a variety of filled for entry are some of the specialties of the restaurant Santo Amaro, Sertã, open since 1975. The space is cozy, with some refinement and very own décor. Stained glass illuminated Earth landscapes adorn the walls, being already an ex libris of this establishment, together with the quality of the food, with an emphasis on the traditional dishes and desserts such as chocolate cream pie or bread pudding with nuts. Extensive wine list.

More than a rural country house, Casa Velha is an experience. For those who visit, for those who stay and those who live here. They aim to share with the guests a rural and natural lifestyle but at the same time, comfortable, functional, and, above all, genuinely Portuguese.

This pillory has a round base with three steps, flat shaft topped by two frames and finished by two overlapped spheres; one is gore and the other armillary.