The former convent, rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755, stands the Church of a single nave, dating from the 17TH century.

A large green space with a fitness circuit, a playground and a gaming field.

A plesant garden with several shady trees and garden benches where one may rest a while. A special note to a nice bandstand.

This pillory is composed by a marble shaft; it is prismatic and spiralled after the ring. It is topped by a capital from which four iron arms come out with hoops.

Church of Mannerist and Baroque architecture consists of a longitudinal plan with a single nave, a chancel, a vestry and a Bell Tower. Inside, the chancel of gilt altarpiece.

Space with a vast documentary collection.

In this space there are several instruments attached to the various activities of the rural world, such as the olive harvest, through the production of cheese and cured meat, wool, by mowing, among others.

The Arraiolos Carpet Interpretive Center is a museum with the mission of promoting the study and dissemination of the Arraiolos Carpet, as well as its conservation, appreciation and recognition as a historical, artistic and ethnographic heritage.

Baroque church architecture typically chã, founded in 1524. Underwent refurbishing in 1534 and then in the early 17th century. Emphasis on the tile covered with oil paintings that cover the ship and the baptismal Chapel.

16TH century construction characterized by architectural styles and decorative overlay, with a predominance of the Manueline-mudéjar Church and 17th century Baroque convent. Was founded by the order of Saint-Eloi and dedicated to our Lady of the assumption.