Also known as noble House of Dom Nuno de Sousa, this House was built by Dom Nuno Vaz de Sousa in 1538. After belonging to the counts de Melo, passed into the hands of the counts of Vila Real. The original building, there are two Manueline Windows with vegetal decoration.

Building originally built in the first half of the 18th century, for family residence White Castle. In 1998, it was acquired by the City Council here to install the tapestry Museum Guy Fino. Highlighting the unique facade, with a central portico with a pediment contracurvado that interceta the frames of the Windows.

About 16TH century convent. The original convent was erected in 1522 and, in 1570, raised closer to the city. In 1970 he started working here the Mental Health Center of the Hospital District of Portalegre.

Former factory of manufacture of tapestries of Portalegre. Went live in 1605 and currently houses the local tourist office.

Building inaugurated as Diocesan Seminary in the late 16th century. In 1765 suffered major changes, by order of Bishop Dom João de Azevedo. In the first half of the 20th century worked as primary school and, in 1961, was inaugurated here the Municipal Museum of Portalegre.

Market opened in 1954, with a rectangular plan and two floors. Organized around a central courtyard, with side aisles and shopping.

Church with Manueline characteristics, Baroque and Rococo, consisting of a single nave, a chapel, a sacristy, a processional pace and a Bell Tower. The hospital features a Baroque façade with five cloths with individualized trim in polilobado pediment. Currently, the chapel serves as headquarters of the National Body of Listeners of Portalegre and the hospital serves as a home for the elderly.

Building built in 1683, where he currently works the GNR headquarters.