The Railroad Museum, situated in Castlebar train station, features an exhibition of rolling stock, organized chronologically, with the aim of showing trains of various types.

The Museu da Fundação Cupertino de Miranda seeks to publicize the modern and contemporary art, especially surrealism. Has as main objectives the study, documentation, conservation and dissemination of its collection. With an important collection made up essentially by Portuguese artists, reinforces an increasingly representative heritage of Portuguese surrealism.

Located in the old palace of the Baron de Trovisqueira, the Museum Bernardino Machado is a space which seeks to dignify the memory of this illustrious statesman famalicense. The collection consists of multiple cores and depicts the period 1835 to 1944. There's still room for temporary exhibitions and regularly are promoted workshops.

The Casa-Museu Soledade Maclean is a space that results from donation to City Hall of Vila Nova de Famalicão art collection of Maria da Soledade Maclean.

The House Museum of Camilo (a 19th century romantic novelist) aims to acquire, research, preserve and exhibit the writer's material heritage.

This Romanic church was built on the 13th century and here one stands out the paintings and the main chapel carving and the ceiling with coffers. The doorway is topped by a rose window and it possesses four archivolts settled in four columns with decorated capitals. The nave has rather big dimensions and finishes in triumphal arch with two half columns and capitals with zoomorphic decoration.

This Convent was donated to the Canons regular of Augustinian Rule was sacred on the 16th century after some renovations. In 1562 it started to belong to the friars from Santa Cruz de Coimbra convent and was extinguished in 1770. This construction is under the renaissance style and it has some important features from it, such as the church, the Monastery house and all the land inside of the fence.

A building where the Barreiro CP train station used to function, inaugurated in 1881. Its main façade faces Lisbon.

A ceramics oven dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries that used to produce tableware and industrial use artefacts.This archaeologic set is located at the Machada Woods.

Ruins of the Royal glassworks established in the 18th century, in 1719. This factory produced glass white, crystalline type glass, glazing, mirrors and green glass. In 1747, due to lack of vegetable fuel, was transferred to the Marinha Grande. Currently only a few traces remain.