Traditional restaurant, with a menu to favour the Alentejo. In addition to the Dogfish soup, ribs with migas and other specialities from Alentejo, serves the Bacchus fondue. In this dish, the meat is cut very thin and making fat is replaced with a wine sauce to which join dried mushrooms, onions, spices and other ingredients "secret".

The gastronomic panorama restaurant known for its centuries-old history and national art to cook this fish so tasty and quirky, inter alia, the eels: fries, fish stew or Chowder make this House a reference. The eels, always fresh and wild, do these typical dishes have a unique flavor and unmistakable.

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 church was founded on the 12th century and it underwent several transformations due to its continuous reconstruction work. It is composed by three naves and main chapel, two sacristies, main chapel, two lateral chapels and bell tower. Presently it displays a Manueline physiognomy. On the inside it is worthy to mention the altars, the altarpiece in gold carving, the statuary, and the scenes representing São João Baptista life on the central nave.

This church is also known as São Luís Church, together with the monastery it was founded in 1596 by Luís de Figueiredo Falcão and used to belong to the Clarisse orders. It has some elements from the sixteen hundreds and from the eighteen hundreds. From the first period, it stands out the only nave, the ceiling and the main chapel coverage; from the second period stands out the doorway, the windows and the main elevation.

Church dating from the 18TH century, consisting of three ships. The interior is, in its generality, towed and painted. The main façade includes the inscription "1929\/1770" and is divided into five bodies, corresponding to the three naves and the two towers. Apart from the main façade and bell towers, which are lined with white tiles, the exterior is painted white. During the earthquake of 1998 the Church was substantially damaged.

Its construction began in 1866, having been inaugurated only in 1928. Several reasons justify the delay in construction, but the main thing is relative to lack of funds, that would be resolved only when the Theatrical Social Bejense negotiated with the Lee Castle. Today is the main halls of the show in the South of the country, with a capacity, in the audience and counter, 622 places. Is also composed by Studio Room, cafeteria and foyer.

Cosy Hotel with a privileged central location in Fátima, in its main avenue and very close to the Shrine. Offers 94 rooms and suites, all well equipped and modern.

Inserted in a working farm, the accommodation consists of a main house and several apartments. Here you can enjoy peace and quiet and benefit from close contact to nature.

A garden with tall trees and shades, located in the parishe's main square, with wood benches and well taken care of flowerbeds. A special not to its two busts and to the fountain with a crucifix.