Convent built in 1760 on the summit of the Montejunto Mountains, of which only ruins remain today. It appears to have never been completed, as the Dominican Reformation failed to progress.

The Society is an Association of cultural and recreational nature, non-profit. Today is a reference of the city's cultural animation, promoting numerous events, from live music, theatre and conferences.

Manor House that, in 1930, received the first Azorean typography. Today is the official residence of the Prime Minister of the Republic. It is a typical House of the higher areas of the Portuguese cities of the Islands.

Space located in an old House by the river. On the upper floor works the bar\/tea house and a space where we sell retro clothing. Downstairs there is a store called preconceived notions, where you can buy clothing, accessories and bicycles cruiser, chopper and lowrider, a Hairdresser and a make-up workshop.

Space opened in 1997.

Court opened in 1978.

The Roman House was the first museum section of the Mértola Museum to open in 1989. It is located in the basement of the City Hall building. During renovation work, important archaeological remains corresponding to the foundations of a Roman house (today it serves as the main building) emerged. In addition to the walls of the old building, where part of the house's impluvium stands out, period architectural elements, funerary epigraphy, ceramics, and metalwork are on display. Each section has a permanent exhibition related to its theme.

Located in the Centre of Seia, the Toy Museum was opened in 2002 and features a collection of about 8000 toys of Portugal and in the world, from past to present. The Museum was born with the intention of valuing a period of life that is critical to the overall development of human beings: the childhood. Is aim of this museum space enhancing the playful activity and the right to play, preserving memories, customs and beliefs of ancient times and today. Still plays an important role in the consolidation of cultural ties between Portugal and the world.

The Solar do Morgado de Macedo offers a manor house environment with the convenience of today. In the city centre, the feeling that transmits within the isolation of its walls, is the tranquillity of the countryside.

Some remains show the occupation of this site in Luso-Roman times. Remains of the fortress remain today, framed by four corner towers, a Suevo-Visigothic door and a Mozarabic window.