Currently, this park occupies an area of 10000 m2. Nonetheless, it is expanding and may come to occupy a total area of 120000 m2.

The "Parque de Lazer da Seroa" (Seroa's Leisure Park) has more than 16000 square metres of a green and pleasant area. It has a lake where one can ride "gaivotas", a children's playground, a bandstand for music and theatre shows, a bar and several maintenance trails. Water is essential and permanent throughout the park that is crossed by three wooden bridges.

The Trancão River, formerly known as the Sacavém River, runs for about thirty kilometers, starting in the parish of Milharado, in Mafra and flowing into the sea in Sacavém. Since 1999, it has had a WWTP in Frielas, with the capacity to treat sewage for 700,000 inhabitants.

This urban park is of particular relevance in the municipality, with vast grassy areas and some forested areas, with a climbing wall, slide, minigolf course and half-pipes, picnic area, athletics track, maintenance circuit, cycle path, mountain biking area , flight slope, jumping tower, among other equipment. It also houses an environmental education center and the Municipal Veterinary Center.

Also known as Parque Adão Barata, it is a large and pleasant space, which includes a vast grassy area, some shaded areas, a picnic area, two playgrounds and even a sports center and a geriatric park.

A dam on the Cávado river. Next to Manhente, the river becomes larger on the wide Penide stretch of sand, surrounded by pine woods. Fishing is permitted. The most usual fish species are the small-mouth bass, the nase, the chub and the trout.

Also known as Barragem de Nossa Senhora da Graça (Dam of Our Lady of the Grace), this cement dam was inaugurated in 2000. It is located at the village of Santo António, on the Côa river.

Space lawn and Woody, very calm and pleasant, ideal for sightseeing.

Sortelha is one of the oldest small towns in the entire country. Located on the top of a rocky hill at an altitude of more than 760 metres. With excellent defensive conditions, it was inhabited, at first, by castros (celtic villages) and, much later, it was peopled by the king Dom Sancho II. Of the medieval castle, that was several times transformed, some defensive towers, the donjon and some gothic gates along the walls still remain. A special note to the 14th century mother church, with baroque carvings on the high altar from the 18th century.

Known for Municipal Forest António Pereira Afonso, this location is considered the lung of the city, being composed of 3.5 hectares. Ample green space, with lots of greenery and trees.