15th century monument built by Dom Afonso, Count of Barcelos. Large building, with four bodies that surround an interior courtyard with a rectangular plan. This construction occupied the place of the old palace of the Leonese kings. Much changed over the centuries, it was recently restored. Noteworthy are the Gothic chapel portal, the "lost steps" and the banquet hall. It has a museum where the four copies of Pastrana tapestries, which narrate some steps of the conquests in Africa, the core of Flemish tapestries, Portuguese furniture from the post-discovery period and also porcelain and weapons from the 15th to the …

The 19th century Noronhas manor, usually called House of Dom Dinis because the "poet king" once stayed there, stands out in this village. A special note to the Mother Church, the penso and A. De Barros manors and the Carrascal House as well. The local craftswork is based on stone sculptures.

This region stands out for the production of chalk and cement, as may be seen at the cement museum. It has a mother church that was enlarged in 1887 and still has two manuelin doors and two baptismal fonts, and the chapel of Saint Amaro, dated 1526. It still has vestiges of the roman occupation.

Located in the city centre, has very comfortable rooms and stands out for friendly service. Is just fifteen minutes from the airport and 10 from the city centre. Its 70 rooms have been completely renovated in 2009, featuring modern décor and cosy now.

Set of apartments located in one of the oldest Portuguese hydrological offices, fully equipped and surrounded by wide green spaces, where stands out the large swimming pool, tennis courts and squash courts. Inserted in the Bairrada region, is a good opportunity to taste the delicious piglet to the Bairrada.

Next to the square with the same name, in the Centre of Lisbon, the Olissippo Saldanha is the latest chain unit Olissippo. Open in 2013, this four star hotel comprises 49 rooms spread over six floors, with a sober decoration, and which stands out by the elements characteristic of the city of Lisbon.

This is a noble house, from the XVII century. The first floor has 7 rooms from which the azulejos room and the dining-room stand out for its decoration with XVIII and XIX century works. The classification includes the gardens, the orchard and the wall. Presently, the Biscaínhos Museum is here.

This chapel is linked to the popular cult and suffered many reconstructions, so the exact date of its establishment is unknown. It owns the remaining of a Manueline crucifix in a warping which is probably from the XV century. The remaining of XVII century woodcarving which forms a retable ensemble stands out.

This baroque chapel, the main facade stands out, with clipped Gable, double stops that cornice in volutes at the corners, topped by the cross of flowery stalks and volutes with plinth; a portal flanked by quadrilobados glasses. In the interior is the altarpiece of simple structure, with marmoreadas columns and backrest with eye-catching cornice.

Mannerist and baroque chapel, with longitudinal plant consisting of a porch and a single nave, with homogeneous coverage in roof of three waters. The interior features covered in fake wooden barrel vault, where stand out four Windows at capialço. The Baroque altarpiece of the main Chapel, in gilt and polychrome.