A nice green space, located in a quiet area by the river Guadiana. This garden has flowerbeds with grass and pathways in Portuguese floor. From here, on can enjoy a nice view of Spain, which is on the other side of the river.

You can see views from the top of Santa Cruz to Mount São Domingos, passing through Armamar. To the right, you can see Lumiares, São Martinho das Chãs, and the Lumiares dam reservoir.

From the terrace one can view the tip of the Sagres Lighthouse and the Atalaia in the opposit direction. A room built in wood and stone that fits very well with the surrounding nature. It has a nic atmosphere and serves fine dishes.

This friendly restaurant sharing the concept and the magnificent view over the Bay of Câmara de Lobos with fish Village restaurant, located right next door. Here you can select from a huge variety of meats.

Friendly restaurant, adapted from a former salt warehouse, with live music and view of the Tejo. The space, all decorated in wood, only works for dinner and the menu includes fish and seafood specialities. Excellent wine list.

A church with one only nave and a rectangular high chapel. The main façade has an ogival arch portal and an archivolt ornamented by vegetable elements that stands on corbels. Above the main portal there is a pannelled small window. The gable is topped by a campanile with a bell. Inside, a special note to the ogival triumphal arch and to the tombs of Álvaro Lopes and Senha de martin Vaz de Sampaio, of the 16th and 17th centuries.

This 16th-century chapel preserves the Manueline portal and inscribed tombstones on its main façade. On both sides are buttresses, topped by conical pinnacles, supporting the coffered vault covering the chapel's single nave. The walls are covered in 18th-century tiles. It has a single nave and a chancel with star-shaped vaults supported by corbels, Manueline decorative elements on the clasps, vault-flush corbels, and also on the portal.

Very simple religious monument, with different traits than usual in this type of construction. The entry is preceded by a porch and perfect round arches in 3 sides. Inside stands the shale and pavement structure early Mannerist altarpiece, despite having been mischaracterized.

Calvary with 14 crosses, of great simplicity, based on pedestals with inscription corresponding to the respective step of the Via Sacra. The access is made by wide stoop composed of twelve flights of eleven steps. The chapel was moved in the early 18th century, but retained the Mannerist moth.

Building constructed in the early 20th century, meant to accommodate some concelhias offices, having already worked as the GNR, Andrade Corvo, College Museum and the Municipal Library and as the squadron PSP. In 1997 suffered adaptation works and was inaugurated here the tourist office.