Magnificent Jesuit temple begun in 1598. The main front, austere but elegant has two bodies from two distinct styles: classic and baroque. Inside are worthy of note the several baroque golden woodcarving altars, the organs placed on the lateral walls of the main chapel and a manueline baptistery brought from the Old See.

It is one of the most beautiful Romanic Portuguese monuments, with the exterior look of a church-fortress. The Cloister, from the XIII century, was the first gothic style work done in Portugal, after the Mosteiro de Alcobaça. Worthy of notice are the Especiosa Doorway, the Sacramento Chapel, both by João de Ruão, not forgetting the gothic tombs nucleus and the Seville’s glazed tiles.

The Santa Clara Convent presents a simple cloister, with ten arches and, around, the conventual’s annexes: downstairs the utilitarian divisions and upstairs the cells. The church has a single nave and the inside is slightly illuminated with glass windows.

Where building works the Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, resulting from the reform of the New State to the University City of Coimbra.

Building with L-shaped plan and five floors, whose construction began in 1957, being inaugurated in 1963. In the penthouse, the palas sombreadoras based on pilotis, which make the usable terraces.

19th century building of plant in U, composed of three articulated bodies among themselves. Is inspired by the typical Portuguese House, with facades decorated with flowers and tile friezes on the Windows.

Ancient monastery of our Lady of the fields of Montemor-o-Velho, belonging to religious of the third order of St. Francis, which was transferred to this site due to flooding of the river. After the extinction of the religious orders, the convent was sold, in 1865, the family Moura, which currently operates the space for events.

Building constructed in the 20th century, initially working as a high school. Currently, it houses a secondary school.