Playground in the sand with a wooden structure adapted to children's games.

Also known as Amoreiras Aqueduct or Murracezes, this monument built in the eighteenth century (probably in 1765) is a private civil engineering. In architectural terms, the aqueduct has a width of about two feet and a height ranging between one-and-a-half and eight metres, as the slope of the terrain. In the final section, which ends in fountain, presents an arcade consisting of fourteen arches full of great dimension.

A leisure area with a garden, a children's playground and a restaurant.

Pleasant space with stone tables and benches, located along the river.

Quiet picnic Park, with tables and benches, some with shade. The Center's fountain

Ample space, lawn and trees, ideal for picnics. Has a few benches and tables, some with a wooden roof and tile.

In the center of the tank there is a column decorated with motifs and fitomórficos which supports a feature column trunk-pyramidal with four dolphins which spout water. The whole is crowned by a closed Crown, sustained by birds.

Secluded Hermitage, characterized by the simplicity of its structure, consisting of nave, chancel (Manueline) and the sacristy. The façade has door surmounted by rectangular window; Next, figure a granite Crest that matches the trim of the Hermitage. The interior conserves barrel vault, altar and niche.