A megalithic monument of the final neolithic/early calcolithic, with a poligonal chamber and a trapeze shaped gallery. It has 7 pillars in the chamber, 5 in the corridor and 4 septums. It is surrounded by a tomb structure. It is classed as a Public Interest Construction.

A necropolis for individual burials, of the Bronze age. It stands on platforms disposed in a precinct and rectangular or trapeze shaped graves. It dates back to the Bronze Age.

A work by the artist João Limpinho, located in the Garden of the Popular Poets (Jardim dos Poetas Populares). Inaugrated on April 25, 1999, this work recalls orality and the roots of the poets.

This statue was erected in the twentieth century by the people of Grândola as tribute to former Mayor Dr. José Jacinto Nunes.

A tributal sculpture of the singer/songwriter Zeca Afonso, author of "Grândola, Vila Morena", related to the carnations revolution.

A sculpture that was inaugurated on April 25, 2000, in the Church Square, in Melides.

A granite fountain, painted in white and blue, with a faucet. It dates back to 1843.

By Jorge Vieira, this sculpture in iron is situated next to Largo Catarina Eufémia. Was inaugurated the 25 April 1999, being the last work of this artist.

A modern sculpture by António Trindade. Inaugurated on April 23, 1999. Devoted to the singer/songwriter Zeca Afonso, author of "Grândola, Vila Morena", related to the carnations revolution because it was the signal to start the revolution.