The classification is an extension of the previous decree 129\/77 of 29-9 that was limited to the staircase of the old high school, the Jesuits built within the programmatic lines of the architecture schools at the time. The Chapel is a harmonious construction of the 21st century. XIX.

Chapel that is currently in ruins and that owes its name to the legend that tells that at the time of the Moorish invasions, an image of Our Lady was hidden in the trunk of one of the many oak trees that were there, having been found after 18 years.

The exhibition “Chemist’s, 5 thousand years of history”, tries to assemble chronologically the material related to the history of the Chemist’s, since the old times until nowadays. This Museum was distinguished by the Portuguese Museology Association with the award of best museum in 1998.

Located in a typical city manor of the 18th century, it aims to promote the study of this time honoured art for the new millenium. It includes lovely Bilros Embroideries. In the museum one may view the women who make the embroideries at work.

Built in 1662, in a place called “do Queijo”, to protect the city from the Spanish Fleet. Surrounded by a moat, it presents watch-boxes at the corners. Inside it is the governor’s residence at the time and a chapel. Nowadays it is the stage for many temporary exhibitions.

Building of housing resulting from several different construction times. Presents a simple rectangular plan with two floors, torn by doors and Windows of sill or balcony. For the pane highlight azulejar representing Nossa Senhora da Nazaré.

Simple monolithic granite milestones that mark the oldest viticultural region demarcated and regulated in the world, consisting of Marquis of Pombal, Prime Minister at the time. One of the landmarks mentioned in the parish of Michaeladegbe shows the dating from the year 1761.

Small oratory located on the door of the village, with French balcony Baroque and blue and white tiles with allegorical motifs to the Passion of Christ. Was built by King Dom João IV, in appreciation of the protection Patron at the time of the restoration of independence in 1640.

Mannerist and Baroque church, of longitudinal plant consisting of a single nave, a chancel lower and narrow and a Bell Tower located near. The interior of the time lies with lateral altarpieces mischaracterized in talha johannite, with some national hoist persistence.

A house built in the 40s (during the war) by 400 families that worked here so they could find food in a hunger time. The farm has a wine cellar, fields (vineyards), water mills. It has also a chapel and a restaurant.