The Paço de Evoramonte served essentially to residence of the Dukes of Braganza when they went for hunting. Here was signed the Convention of Evoramonte. This tower is still a single copy of transitional military architecture designed by the brothers Francisco and Diogo de Arruda.

Eclectic building, designed by Ernesto da Maia. Consists of only one block. In its interior you can see ceilings painted by Welcome dinner. While not a large space, it adapts to the needs of recreational region.

This church has vast dimensions and it is composed by three naves, the main chapel and the sacristy. The façade is painted in white and is finished by yellow. The white marble pilasters divide the nave. Among them there are two windows and, on the centre, a round opening that lightens the inside. In here there is the main chapel and two collateral chapels dedicated to Our Lady of Rosario and to Saint Anthony.

Convent founded in the 16th century, more precisely, in 1537. About dating back to the 17th century and belong to the set of fences of convent of Capuchin Province of piety. Once in the 19th century this monument now belongs to the Town Hall, also works as a cemetery.

Located in the historic centre of the town, this Church consists of nave, chancel, the House of the order, Bell Tower and the sacristy. The facade is white and yellow-washed in trim. The highlight goes to the main Chapel, as it contains about 20 headstones for coffin. Currently works as a mortuary chapel and as the seat of the National Body of Listeners.

17th century Church, rural type alentejano, consisting of nave and chancel. Whitewashed exterior facade in blue with blue trim. Door surmounted by both window framed with white marble. Inside, the highlight goes to the main altarpiece in marble, late-Baroque style.

The Bed of the Moor is a bed-shaped stone, reason to believe that it was used as such by a Moura Encantada, it would wait for the rescue of his beloved. Is one of the points which is the route of the imaginary of Évora Monte

Church of construction sober Renaissance, consists of three naves, porch, narthex and Bell Tower. The façade is preceded by a porch and a few rungs, to stone, where are the two columns of the porch. Inside are murals representing Saints. The chancel is also decorated with murals.