A contemporary fine arts museum that exhibits works by 286 artists, both national and foreign, in a total of 460 art works.

Located in the historic centre of the city of Miranda do Douro, in a 17th century building, the museum preserves and exhibits cultural, ethnographic and artistic objects of the region.

This space aims to maintain the initial collections, mostly of archaeology, even though it is currently more devoted to modern and contemporary Portuguese artworks, namely of painting and sculpture, including important artists such as António Carneiro and Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso.

Located at the Casa da Veiga, that dates back to the 18th century, this space aims to promote the study and preservation of the parish's cultural heritage, mainly art works, archeology and ethnography.

Church of the Irmandade da Santa Casa da Misericórdia, where the architectural structure shows the styles: neoclassical, Baroque and Mannerist. The latter style, for example, denotes the murals and plasterwork, using frames marmoreadas.

Temple of religious architecture, popular, vernacular and late-Baroque. Has rectangular nave and the altar-piece reflects the continuation of anachronistic Mannerist models. The façade presents polilobada, Gable seen in pós-terramoto of 1755.

20TH century building inspired by the Art Deco style.

Temple consists of an arched and galilé by the body of the chapel that shows traces of frescoes.

These are ruins from a small fortified village standing on a hill peek. The materials collected in this archaeological place seem to indicate the former existence of a military position and not exactly a fortified habitat.

A place devoted to reading. It also welcomes exhibitions and other art performances.