Museum created in homage to the famous Brazilian singer and actress, Carmen Miranda, who was born in Marco de Canaveses. The Museum hosts temporary exhibitions of various arts.

This is a small Romanic temple in which stands out a funerary stele, some medieval burial graves and abbey seatings from D. João V.

The settlement covered with fortifications. Offers Balneario excavated pre-Roman and Roman baths; Forum and possible Temple; necropolis; winepress; and graves.

This temple has a Roman foundation little conserved from the original outline. On the inside it ought to be mentioned the baroque carving from the altars and the graves from the 14th and 15th century.

Building opened in 1965, marking the 20th anniversary of the municipality. Modernist architecture and has presents a rectangular room with stalls and balcony.

Property that is part of the Camões, which encompasses 32 homes and this primary school. Has rectangular plan with two floors and aimed at teaching kids and adults, in daytime and nighttime regimes, respectively.

Space that hosts artistic pieces of furniture and works of art donated to the Town Hall by Jenny Mendes de Brito. You may want to schedule the visit in advance.

Civil architecture of building equipment.

Modernist architecture building served as a warehouse for the Portuguese railways. Currently has an area of the National Railway Museum.