Here you will find the City Hall which is located in a Pombalino building with a rectangular plan, simple volume and horizontal layout. It has three floors with a hipped roof and symmetrical facades. It was opened in 1764 as a wool factory, and the City Council currently operates here.

Rua da Cale is one of the oldest, most historic and important streets in the city of Fundão. The pride in the street is immense and there is still a positive parochialism that has endured over time and is still noticeable today. This is a street where tradition is now being combined with modernity, with unique traditions still being maintained today.

In Barroca, a rural atmosphere continues to breathe, guided by its agricultural cycles. The surrounding landscape is framed by the pine forest and the pyramids of the Lavaria do Cabeço do Pião heaps, which once belonged to the Minas da Panasqueira.

In Janeiro de Cima, it was on boats that people and commerce on both banks were formerly brought together and today it is still possible to do so on a walk up the river and, through the winding streets, the houses lean against each other with their facades in schist.

In Gardunha, granite and schist are present. Water is another constant. The landscape and biological diversity that this mountain range preserves is closely linked to the geomorphology and petrology of the area: the bands of the Beiras schist complex have conditioned the species and the use of the land by man, establishing a perfect harmony.