A set of archaeological vestiges of great importance to the city's history. Here one can find vestiges of the medieval and modern ages, as well as of the roman period and of the iron age.

The Municipal Theatre - Pax Julia has the biggest playhouse of the south of Portugal. Besides music, theatre and dance shows, it is the stage of the most varied activities: cinema, conferences, congresses, exhibitions, literary assemblies, café-concert, etc. It offers a great auditorium, a studio-room, a foyer, a cafeteria, technical areas, dressing rooms and several private rooms.

A museum located in the Convent of Our Lady of Conceição, founded in 1459 by the infants Dom Fernando e Dona Brites. A special note to the 17th century Portuguese tiles, the one from Seville of the 16th century and the baroque dome of the Chapter Room.

A small botanical museum where one can view different exhibitions throughout the year, related to economical botanics or ethnobotanics. In that manner, one can get acquainted with the usage of the plants, as well as spices, fibres and colouring agents, gums, resins, aromatic and medicinal herbs, oil seeds, cereals, seeds and exotic fruits, ornamental plants and psycho-active plants.

A museum with a permanent exhibition of scultures by Jorge Vieira. Guided tours under previous appointment, painting, clay and drawing ateliers, also under appointment, for children from kindergarten to the 6th year. It has two rooms for temporary exhibitions, a formation roo, a documentation centre, a cafeteria and temporary residence for artists.

Municipal library named after the Nobel of literature, José Saramago. The library has several sectors: adult, juvenile, multimedia (13 computers with internet); audiovisual, periodical; pedagogical resources centre (backup to schools by lending materials.

Space that shelters temporary exhibitions.

Plaza de Toros de Beja.

Cinema with 218 seats.

A sections of the Regional Museum of Beja with the most important set of Visigoth obejcets in the country, found along several tens of years by specialists mainly in the parish of Beja and, the greater part, in the city itself.