Visit the Center for Contemporary Culture of Castelo Branco

The Center of Contemporary Culture of Castelo Branco, located in the Parish of Castelo Branco and protected by the Municipal Council, promotes and disseminates contemporary culture, stimulates artistic creation.
The Center is housed in a building by the Catalan architect Josep Lluis Mateo, in collaboration with the Portuguese architect Carlos Reis de Figueiredo, and is located in Campo Mártires da Pátria (Devesa), the center of the city.
The Auditorium has 275 seats and is equipped with an acoustic system of superior quality, without the use of amplification systems, by the Catalan specialist Higini Arau.

Visit the Lúcio Craveiro da Silva Library - São Lázaro (Braga)

The Lúcio Craveiro da Silva Library, located in the parish of São Lázaro, officially opened its doors to the public in 2004. The building was designed by the architect Mário Abreu, in order to preserve and expose the archaeological remains found in the place.

This space has three reading rooms for adults with a capacity of 200 seats, a children's reading room with 65 seats and an autonomous space specially designed for children's activities with 30 seats. A plastic expression room for group activities complements the space for the younger audience.

It also has an auditorium with 160 seats, an exhibition room and a bar with ample space where, in comfortable sofas, you can have your coffee while reading a newspaper, a magazine or a book, complete the equipment for the public.

Visit the Building of the Paços da Cultura - São João da Madeira

The old building of the Paços do Cultura of São João da Madeira, was the old building of the Paços do Concelho.

It was inaugurated on May 21, 2005 and has several branches. An auditorium with about 200 seats, a café-concert, an Internet space and an area reserved for outdoor events. It also has exhibitions galleries while in the second there is the Memory Room.

This is where the Historical Archive of the City works where the most relevant documents of the City's history are available to the public