This maintenance circuit is located in a green area of Viana do Alentejo and is composed of some routes that are aided by signs that indicate the exercises to do.

Conjunto de piscinas com boas infraestruturas, muito procuradas no verão.

Atualmente em remodelação, esta igreja conserva um teto de caixotões geométricos de estuque e mantém as portadas setecentistas almofadas e pregueadas a estanho. Foi o único convento de freiras da Ordem de S. Jerónimo em Portugal.

A journey through the past rural life: agriculture and more.

18TH century Manor House. It was the seat of the former estate established by Martim Afonso de Melo, Bishop of Guarda.

Also known as Anta do Zambujeiro, served as the location of the cult of the dead during the Neolithic period. Preserves the burial chamber, and the slab of coverage, even if knocked over.

Gardens that belong to the Paço Real (Royal Palace), the first manor in Viana do Alentejo, where the king Dom Dinis lived temporarily. The greens areas have several interesting decorative elements, influenced by the 17th century maritime taste. Visits must be reserved with the Junta de Freguesia.

The Alcáçovas bells are rather old, hand made. Each has a drawing with the craftsman's mark (named "brasão"). They are used around some animals' necks - such as cows and sheep - that serve as guides while the others eat.

Longitudinal Nave divided into three sections, where are the arms of the transept and the two towers of the facade. The facade is impressive, marked by two bell towers, symmetrical sides. The coverage of the nave is vaulted back in one piece, the lighting is provided by Windows. The portal of entry of the Church, of 1755, is a thorough piece Rococo.

This temple has three naves and Doric columns with three altars in golden carving Baroque style. The main chapel, covered up in glazed tiles still conserves the Mannerist altarpiece.