Museum installed in a house from the Baroque era, duly adapted and restored, with the purpose of making the history of this municipality known to the public from its beginnings to the middle of the 20th century.

Space consisting of leisure area, swimming pools, restaurant, bar and terrace. The central tank, rectangular in shape, is divided into two areas: one for receiving the 30-meter water slide; another for leisure with a hydraulic shower chair for entry and exit for disabled people. Next door, a learning pool. And, for children, two independent splash pools, comfortable and safe.

The county seat, the town of Crato, was built on the ruins of an important city, perhaps Carthaginian, and had a charter in 1232. There are several archaeological monuments in this area. The keep and walls remain of the old castle (Property of Public Interest). Traditional activities include woodworking, stonework and cork work. The region's cuisine is rich and varied.

Founded in 1356, the building has high, crenellated walls made of dressed granite. The original design retains some towers with pointed doors and windows, sharp arched openings and columns. The church has a single nave, with the crossing arch of unusual dimensions. Note that the classification includes the tomb of Sir Álvaro Gonçalves Pereira. This complex construction is made up of 3 distinct buildings. The Gothic castellated Palace, expanded in the 15th century, giving it a Renaissance and Mudéjar design; the Gothic and Manueline fortress-church, with a single nave of great height and a wide transept and shallow transept; the …

Four-pointed bastioned fortress with medieval-type walls and a redan. The ruins of the medieval fortification are visible in the central area, isolated walls or with structures attached to them for the construction of artillery platforms. As examples of ruins of modern fortification, there are four redan with a guardhouse and traces of chimneys and niches. The fort's door mantains the portcullises of the drawbridge, and there is a cistern right in the center of the fortification. Some sections of the wall and from the barbican are monumentally beautiful. The first fortress dates back to the reign of King Afonso Henriques, …

Place where the famous Nisa Cheese is produced, made with sheep's milk, known for being artisanally cured, slightly buttery and acidic, and extremely tasty.

The Recanto restaurant is a familiar space in the small village of Flor da Rosa, next to Crato. The dining rooms are after the coffee space and conversations. It offers simply furnished rooms, two of which dedicated to groups, and even a summer terrace (covered), advisable for the hottest days. This space is allowed to smoke. On the menu you will find traditional Alentejo, especially pork and the migas. One of the specialties are the Migas of bread with fried meat. Renowned is the Soaked here served.

Simple restaurant, offering dishes of Portuguese cuisine and regional authorities, which are part the soups, the açordas, the migas of the potatoes and lamb stew.

Monument of religious and hospital type. The Church consists of nave, chancel and vestry. The façade is preceded by a flight of stairs circular. The closures are in granite, but you can see 2 friezes in yellow. Within the Baroque decor highlight and Rococo ceiling murals and the room of the consistory. Today, the part corresponding to the hospital is occupied by administrative offices.

Architecture of religious type, composed of narthex, nave, chancel, vestry, sanitary installation and a Division wide parallel to the nave of the Church. The facade is of simple lines, with some shots in granite and other yellow and the Bell Tower, also added in the 18th century. A small reminder to the main altarpiece with 18th-century painting from the center that dates back to the 18th century