This is a pillory in white marble, rebuilt by reusing former elements settled in octagonal base with three steps and decoration on the column. It possessed a Cross and an iron Crown but they were removed on the recovery done on the 20th century. Some of its erosion can be seen on the City Museum.

This pillory just stood the marble paving stone plinth. Also for this reason, the date of its construction is not certain, although if suppose that date from the 16th century and, having regard to its base, will have been a breach of your spine.

Another of the four doors of the Castle, but with direct access by road to the chapel of the same patron saint.

Door with Gothic arch, protected by two cylindrical turrets, facing South, where you can read an inscription that corresponds to the start of construction of the fence of the Castle.

Door that gives access to Estremoz, narrow, erected in white marble.

Is one of the four doors of the castle of Évora Monte and is oriented to the West.

It has a square shaft topped by capital, ornate with Angel’s heads which sustain one incomplete sphere.

One of the main doors of the Castle, oriented towards the Hermitage of s. Brás. Retains the supporting structures of cannons.