O primitivo Convento de Nª. Srª. do Carmo em Évora data de 1531, localizava-se junto da Porta da Lagoa (exterior) e foi destruído durante a Guerra da Restauração. O atual é de finais do século XVII, de estilo barroco e ocupa o antigo paço quinhentista dos Duques de Bragança, do qual subsistem alguns elementos. No exterior da igreja merece destaque a Porta dos Nós (símbolo da Casa de Bragança), a escadaria para o pátio e o zimbório. O seu interior é constituído por uma só nave, de planta retangular, com seis capelas laterais e capela-mor que ostenta a maior cúpula …

Church next to the Hospital Espírito Santo, with single construction.

Manor with yellow rim, with some arched windows. It is possible to see a small elevated atrium.

Building designed by engineer Adriano da Silva Monteiro (1846-1925), with neoclassical traits, of remarkable Italian theatrical architecture, having been opened in 1892. In the living room of spectacle stands out the ceiling, by António Ramalho, with an allegory alluding to the themes of tragedy and comedy, where, among other things, is part of the name of Garcia de Resende. In addition to work as show room, it also has a school of theatrical training.

V shaped building with arcades. It has a granite tower with the symbol of the city and a armillary sphere on top.

Manor with granite rim and the Portuguese crown arms in relief on the upper central part. There’s a small hexagonal tower on the roof.

Building covered with two types of glazed tiles and rim in relief.

Large building that belongs to the Ministério da Economia.

Single building where the random distribution of the various sizes windows stands out.