The Homem do Leme, by Augusto Gomes, is a tribute to the boats’ pilots. It represents those brave men that, in the time of the sailing-crafts, had the responsibility to, in the open air, guide the boats to its destiny.

Small church with probable origins in the middle ages, but its current configuration of modern times. Is preceded by a churchyard with trees. Its gable is triangular, and is truncated by a double Bell of Bell round arch.

This Manor, also known as the House seat, has already been modified by several times, but still preserves some Renaissance features. The building was inspired by the Chapter House adjoining the Cathedral of Lamego.

This is a granite pillory with hexagonal format and four steps. Presently it has one only stone. It is said that during poverty times the population slowly destroyed the castle and this pillory in order to rebuild their houses.

Pedestrian bridge located over the river Angueira, to present a horizontal Board with a ramp, based on three round arches. It was built in medieval times, destroyed by a flood in 1907 and then rebuilt in 1727\/1738.

Restaurant of Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort, a unique space that combines the best Portuguese flavours with retro décor. Gets only 20 people at a time, so it is advisable to book before.

Former tasca typical Alentejo which, over the years, whether it was turning in a pasture. Their speciality is fish from the River, especially the eels and Lampreys, at the time. Accompany with a full-bodied wine Alentejo.

Where formerly inhabited farmers, now runs this area of Rural tourism, carefully restored and adapted, to make room for a very comfortable and cosy space, composed of five rooms. Located in the immediate vicinity of the village of São Salvador da Aramenha, the House is decorated in a rustic, wood-burning fireplace, air conditioning and other facilities.

From the convent set of Our Lady of the Conception, you have now ascended to the church, which is believed to have been rebuilt in the 18th century. Notable features include the altarpieces decorating the main altar and the side altars, the walls of the chancel covered with 18th-century tiles of Coimbra origin, and the stone images found in the choir.

This 19th century chapel of Mannerist style, saw its interior to be much modified. Your indoor coverage is now built in concrete, with a crack in the facade torn left sidebar, next to the high altar. The main façade boasts oculus quadrilobado and vain torn in axis composed of straight Dick portal, flanked by shaped Windows.