This is a unique and different place to spend your day. Here you will find different species of wild animals. You may also be surprised by a zebra, giraffe, oryx or wildebeest, as they roam freely through the park. Also watch the spectacle of birds of prey and exotics, stroll across the 80 square meter bridge, while catching some air and enjoy yourself in the park's restaurant.

A fortified village of the late Bronze Age and Iron Age on which the romans later built a town. One can view temples, a commercial area, thermae, sidewalks and a horse racing track, among other vestiges. A special not to the roman circus that could welcome 25 thousand people. It is classed as a Public Interest Construction.

Located in the building of the old prison, built in 1844, facing the Town Hall Palace, this museum has a remarkable archeology collection that signals the presence of man in the region from the paleolithic age. A special note to Miróbriga, an important roman city, that occupies a special place in this museum.

A dam located in the Campilhas Brook (Sado's river basin), near the Vila Nova de Mil Fontes beach and the Pessegueiro Island (Peach Tree Island). Sports and leisure activities such as fishing and swimming are allowed.

Located in the Vale Diogo Brook (Sado's River Basin), this dam is surrounded by the magnificent landscapes of the Alentejo's coast. Some sports and leisure activities are allowed.

A larg pedestrian walk, approximately 3.5 km long, lasting about three hours. It starts at the Monte Velho beach, to the south, along the Barbaroxa wells, until Areias Brancas. One can enjoy wonderful landscapes and watch the dynamics of the mobile dunes.

A beach surrounded by pine woods and sand dunes.

A familiar beach, for those who look for beautiful landscapes.On the dunes that surround it there are several pedestrian walks with signs.

A beach with a wide sandy area, surrounded by dunes and pinewoods.It has a picnic area and a small bar/restaurant where cheap meals are served.

In this church, a special note to the lateral portico, to the dome that covers the high choir and to a stone 14th century gothic carving that represents Santiago fighting the moors. As the centuries passed, the building went through changes, thus showing vestiges of several epochs. The central and lateral naves, the Sun Door with a broken archivolt, the carvings by the choir and the tomb of Álvaro Mendes Brito are gothic examples. The manuelin style can also be seen on the nave. It has also baroque features. And then there are still the altars and the pulpit in …