Casa Roque Gameiro, built between 1898 and 1901, is currently open to the public and you can visit some of the rooms in the house, profusely decorated with tiles by Bordalo Pinheiro, as well as temporary exhibitions on the two lower floors.

This space intends to be a dynamic center for comics and other associated arts, such as illustration and animation cinema.

This is the biggest Paleolithic open-air museum, where you can view a variety of rock engravings. The most important rock art collections are those of Canada do Inferno, Penascosa, Ribeira de Piscos, Quinta da Barca, Pharisee and beech. It is classified as a national monument and Cultural heritage of humanity.

The Lethes Theater is named after a mythical river, whose waters had the power to erase life's annoyances and sadness from memory. A perfect name for a place where performance is used to entertain the spectators.

In this theater, in operation since 1999, take place the main cultural events of the city, from music to theater, through dance and poetry. It also organizes workshops, ateliers, temporary exhibitions and gatherings. There is also the "Canto do Teatro", a space dedicated to the memory of the former Teatro Viriato (Theatro Boa União), which operated between 1883 and 1960.

In a building donated by the Soares family, the Casa-Museum of the Mário Soares Foundation and the João Soares Cultural Center are located. In addition to the permanent exhibition, entitled "Portuguese 20th Century: The Paths of Democracy - João Soares / Mário Soares", there are other spaces that host temporary exhibitions, a library and other cultural initiatives.

Little gazebo where, on feast days, Act Philharmonic bands.

Anta com câmara formada por sete esteios e um pequeno corredor virado a sudoeste. Esta estrutura de grandes blocos calcários foi utilizada como espaço funerário, durante o Neolítico final e Calcolítico. Está classificada como Monumento Nacional desde 1944.

19TH century building, where we ran the last change of station postal horses, the Malaposta. Rebuilt by the City Council, was opened in 1989 as a cultural space, consisting of several rooms and a gallery for temporary exhibitions.

A antiga Tinturaria Francisco Mendes Alçada funciona desde 2006 como Galeria de Exposições de carácter temporário. Aqui são organizadas diversas mostras de artistas locais, nacionais e estrangeiros, com vista a dinamizar e a contribuir para a promoção e desenvolvimento cultural e artístico do concelho.