Quinta do Cerrado is part of the Dão Wine Route, offering visits to the winery, the most beautiful vineyards featuring the region's selected traditional grape varieties, and the traditional rural house. You also have the opportunity to visit União Comercial da Beira, Lda., one of the oldest wine producers in the Dão region. In the 1980s, it acquired this farm, which boasts 30 hectares of vineyards, a modern winery, and a traditional rural house. A visit to this site allows you to learn more about winemaking and, most importantly, to better understand the famous Dão wines.

Tennis practice for beginners, children and adults. Improvement, maintenance, pre-competition and competition. It has three courts, two of them uncovered and the other covered with fast pavement.

A most pleasant space, located near the sand dunes, with lovely panoramic views. It serves mainly pizzas and other fast food. It belongs to the Torre Praia hotel.

To get here, you can come from Setúbal by boat, or by road via Alcácer, Grândola, or Santiago do Cacém. The ruins comprise a residential area, a bathhouse, swimming pools, a religious center, four burial areas, and industrial areas. Mosaics and stucco with fresco painting are still visible. Occupation extended from the 1st to the 5th/6th centuries. Besides the fish salting workshops, the most characteristic element, there are uncovered thermal baths, a residential area known as Rua da Princesa, a mausoleum, necropolises with different types of tombs, and an early Christian basilica with frescoed walls, which can only be visited …

18th century building in which stand out the Windows of the entrance pediment and apron. Access portal to the courtyard there is a shield painted that deserves special attention.

Baroque chapel of plant mass and simple rectangular with gable roof coverage. The main façade is torn by an arched portal down with cornice and a niche with imaginary.

A mannerist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan where the decorative detail in the entablature's frieze above the portal stands out and, on the inside, a painting of the 18th century.

Among the remnants of this ancient convent, its ruined portal is the most important element. It's a broken archway, of religious architecture, having belonged to the Franciscans and the Templars.

This temple features Mannerist, Baroque, and Neoclassical architecture. The side and collateral altarpieces, portal, and bell tower feature Baroque features, and the main altarpiece is Neoclassical.

Church fenced by an andiron in iron, presenting a side door Windows on the right side and a small window on the main portal. At the top, stands a small cross.