The site is buried under olive trees. It is classed as a National Monument. In this site, four different types of graves have been found, all of which related to crematory rituals.

A moorish castle that was built during the 6th century. Conquered by the Portuguese crown in 1217, it ceased being used for military purposes in the 15th century. In the 16th century, the Order of Aracoelli founded a convent there, where they remained until 1834. Currently, one can visit the ruins of the catle, of the Aracoelli convent, of the church of Saint Mary that dates back to the 13th century and vestiges of several houses.

This modern campsite, inserted in the Green Sports Park municipal de Alcácer do Sal, offers tennis courts, swimming pool, Sports Centre and various walking and adventure activities to provide you an unforgettable stay. In the proximity of the river Sado, the reservoirs of Caught the Altar and Valley of Gaius, offers exceptional conditions for cycling or hiking routes through the historical centre of Alcácer do Sal, Clod and Santa Susana. Don't miss the opportunity to be dazzled with the view to the palafítico pier of Carrasqueira.

Drinking water. It is a fountain with a curved fronton.

A public fountain.

Founded in 1524, this church has a Renaissance portico. Initially, this temple had only one nave but later the Chapel of the Eleven Thousand Virgins was added, in white marble an covered by white and green tiles.

Archaeological vestiges located in an orchard.

A convent founded in 1524, witha church in the Classic style. At the entrance, one should note the Renaissance style. The dome is also in the Renaissance style.