Mannerist and neo-classical Church, probably dating from the 16TH century and after much modified in the 19th century. In front of the main façade, was built a Bell Tower and located near the front left side, a sacristy.

This church was built in 1739, as can confirm in the inscriptions of the pulpit and the main altar, the site of an ancient temple. Features a ship separated from the chancel by a triumphal arch, where stands a Baroque carved altarpiece and a rocaille altarpiece.

Conventual church dated from the XVII century, with harmonious façade, single nave and rectangular main chapel. In 1994 repairing and adaptation works were carried out turning the former conventual rooms into tourism lodgings.

Baroque church dating from the 18TH century, consisting of a single cloth façade with a Bell Tower located near and, inside, a ship with wooden ceiling and a vaulted chancel. The images in the side altars in the main altar and the sacristy.

Late-Renaissance and Baroque church, of longitudinal plant and with a nave, a chancel, two sacristies, a high choir and a Bell Tower. In the interior, especially the altarpieces, being collateral dated from the 16th century and the 17TH century main.

Built in 1761, the classification of National Monument only includes the main portal, Manueline, from the Conceição dos Freires Church. Inside are worthy of notice the P. Alexandrino paintings and the images attributed to Machado de Castro.

It was built in 1415, this building suffered profound transformations through the centuries. The two floors house involves a medieval tower with crenels. Apart from the main building there is a chapel in honour of Santo António built in the 18th century.

Building dating from the 19th century and consisting of two floors with a simple rectangular plan. On the facade, emphasis is placed on the open balcony running at the level of the main floor and, on the interior, emphasis is placed on the staircase and the trimming of the openings.

The Sorraia River is one of the main tributaries of the Tagus and results from the junction of two streams, the Sor stream and the Raia stream. Almost at the mouth, it receives the river Almansor, increasing its flow and finally entering the Tagus.

This church dated from the 18th century has several important elements. One of them is the Joanine façade and an elegant bell tower. It is composed by a longitudinal plan composed by a nave with a high – choir, a narrow and low main chapel, a bell tower and a sacristy. It presents characteristics from the baroque, rococo and neoclassic architecture.