The Municipal Museum opened in 1997. It features the municipality's ethnographic history in the form of utensils on permanent display. It also has a crafts room displaying works by local artisans.

The Carvalho House Museum houses an ethnographic collection. It has created spaces from typical local homes, such as the kitchen and bedroom, as well as exhibiting traditional agricultural tools.

Located in the northeast of the municipality of Pampilhosa da Serra, on the right bank of the Unhais River, the village of Meãs is home to fewer than 200 inhabitants. The territory of which Meãs is a part predates the establishment of the nation, given the existence of numerous fortified settlements. The typical schist houses lend a distinctive color to this area. Also, noteworthy are the chapel tower and the small shrines.

It is located on the right bank of the Zêzere River. Visit the Chiesa Madre (Mother Church), the Chapel of Santo Cristo, and the Chapel of San Sebastián. August 4th is a village holiday to celebrate the patron saint, Saint Dominic.

This municipality is rich in water resources, particularly waterfalls. Located in Vale Covo, the waterfall boasts a considerable height (327 meters), making it ideal for sport fishing on the Unhais River.

Baroque church dating from the 17TH century. Architecture and decoration which denotes the Baroque also by talha and decorative painting, the chancel and the Gospel side. The altarpieces are Rococo and protoneoclássicos. The tiles present seventeenth-century standard.

Church built in the late 16th century, but much changed in the reforms of the 20th century. Features, inside, chorus-alto, two lateral altarpieces, the eclectic Gospel side and the opposite late-Baroque. Has the main altarpiece in carved revival.

Monument in honor of José Francisco onion, Superintendent of the PSP.

Monument to honor Dr. Eurico Dias Nogueira.

Font with a spout and small rectangular tank.