This Megalithic granite menhir was identified and raised up in 1970. It is estimated that it has approximately 4 metres high and 1 of diameter. It was fallen, fractured and presenting signals of degradation, besides having lost its base which was carved afterwards to reconstruct the menhir.

An ambitious 18th-century project that was never completed. The central section consists of a church with a galilee and two symmetrical side sections. The south façade measures approximately 150 meters in length. Of this complex, the church was the only element to have undergone internal finishing.

The construction of these steps date from 1760, although in 1884 if dislodged the Step of the Rua Dom Afonso Henriques. Both have the form of oratory Chapel. The placement of tiles is recent; 20TH century (1998). The passage happens always in the procession of the Holy week.

Medieval Bell Tower built in 1420 and enlarged in the 17th century. Features a rectangular plan with three floors, having been part of the defensive system of Monsanto. In 1938 it was here placed a pinwheel to celebrate the classification of Monsanto as most Portuguese village of Portugal.

Located in the complex of springs of Alviela, this park has direct access to river beaches and offers first aid, shower with hot water and area of caravanning. Will have the opportunity to visit the Santo António caves and dinosaur footprints, 20 kilometres from the Park.

Tranquil beach, despite having many users to frequent it. The areal is curved and sheltered by a set of pebbles. Calm waters and clear, conducive to the practice of underwater archaeology. The only restaurant in this beach has good fish and a terrace protected by shadows of Palm trees.

Next to Praia do Vau, following the beautiful cliffs, is Praia do Alemão, the name by which it is best known. It doesn't have all the infrastructure, just a bar and a surveilled area. The sea is calm, ideal for bathing. The beach is moderately spacious and quiet.

Located near the centre although somewhat hidden, this is one of the oldest malls in town and the first that ever had a cinema room. It has 2 commercial area floors and many shops. It does not have a parking lot but there are many parking spaces around.

Village built in a small lot. Its name is due to the fact that, in time, have there been flax industry. Its importance was demonstrated by having enjoyed privileges of municipal headquarters and pillory. Had judge ordinary, two councillors and a Prosecutor presented by donors. The village belonged to the convent of Santa Clara in Beja and was sold in 1503 by d. Violante de Moura, Abbess of the convent said the sum of 200 thousand Reis, Álvaro, Lord of Tentúgal, purchase which was confirmed by King Manuel I in March 14, 1516 and, later, by d. João III in …

Small museum dedicated to the theme of the "Wine of the dead". Were the French invasions that came cause the appearance of this today is a real ex-libris of Boticas. It was during the second French invasion (1808) and in face of the advance of the troops commanded by General Soult, which in its passage all pillaged, pillaged and destroyed, the population of Boticas, to try to defend its heritage, decided to hide by burying, what was more valuable. The wine was buried in the floor of cellars, on clay, under the cask and mills. Later, after the French were …