The dolmen of Casfreires consists of nine pillars, four of them shot down into the Chamber. The "hat" is listed, and can see in his face outside fossetes (dimples) and some crosses and dates. The Tumulus is partially destroyed. Is classified as a national monument.

Lioz stone monument where you can see a sculpture of Saint Vincent. About the capital, decorated with masks, stands a cross, which presents on one side the Pietà and the other a Christ. The images denote clear Renaissance influence.

Urban Renaissance palace with irregular rectangular plant consisting of two main bodies of two and three floors. Around, there is a garden, where one can see a fountain of recent construction. He currently works in this building a banking institution.

Ínsua Fort is situated on a rocky islet and has an irregular polygonal shape. Inside the wall is a small chapel that displays the design of the original Romanesque temple. On the terraces, you can see some bronze artillery pieces on iron carriages.

This Gothic temple is built of granite. The façade features a Renaissance portal crowned by a rose window and is flanked by a tower. Inside, one can see 17th-century tiles, gilded altarpieces in the national style, and two Neo-Manueline confessionals.

This is a typical Alentejo rurality construction, consisting of: narthex, nave, chancel, baptistery and sacristy. Inside, the chancel, one can see a mural musicians with angels in female attire and tiles, the latter, replaced during the restoration, in 1996, as happened with the pavement.

Simple facade portico, white-washed, surmounted by battlements and respective merlons. On the side you can see the Royal arms, open Crown, flanked by the armillary sphere of the founder, King d. Manuel I, known as King Does.

A beach that is used as a sheltering harbour.On the sand, one can see the typical fishing boats and one can also view traditional activities such as the making of the fishing nets and the picking up of the algae.It has an open air seafood market.

The monastery was originally founded by Dona Mor Dias in 1283. In the 14th century, Clement V granted permission to Dona Isabel of Aragon to found a new monastery, which was established on the same site, with the renovation and expansion of the old buildings. The church was consecrated in 1330 and suffered its first floods in 1331. The degradation caused by the floods led to its abandonment in 1677. The church, with its vaulted nave, is an example of mendicant Gothic architecture. Notable features include the remarkable Hispano-Moorish tile panels, the rose window on the western façade, and the …

An area of approximately 26,000 hectares, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in the cultural landscape category. This region has been producing the world-famous Port wine, among other wines, for over 2,000 years.