Baroque House of L-shaped plant, consisting of two horizontal and articulated volumes with two floors. On the main facade stands out a coat and a staircase which gives access to the second floor, intended for housing (the ground floor was intended for the cellar and storage).

House probably built in the second half of the 18th century, presenting a simple rectangular plan with two floors. The main façade presents the spans arranged symmetrically, with emphasis on the record, in tones of hagiographic azulejar blue and white, with shell motifs frame and Windings.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave and a chancel lower divided into two sections. It was built in the 20th century about an earlier Chapel, and added a section in the main Chapel and the sacristy. Featured in the back façade, tiled panel depicting the Queen Santa Isabel.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century or 17TH CENTURY, with a simple longitudinal plant with a main façade in Gable, torn by a wicker framed straight portal. In the interior, highlighted by a major altarpiece of gilt and polychrome from the convent of Nossa Senhora da Esperança.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a unique space and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. Presents the main façade in Gable, truncated by a Latin cross and torn by a round arch portal. It was built between the 16th century and the 17TH century and rebuilt in the 20th century.

18th century building with a main façade of six cloths, with four and five floors. It was founded in 1550 as University College, by Dom João III. It was rebuilt in 1715 and, in 1834, the School was extinct. The original building, only a few corners on the outside and the inside arcades.

Country home located about two kilometres from the Centre of Óbidos, offering six bedrooms in the main house and four Bedroom houses. There is also a nice garden with swimming pool, breakfast room, games room, lounge, bar, kitchen and laundry.

This 16th-century monument in white marble of Estremoz is also known as source of the Nuns. The main façade is composed of two arches back full capitals based vegetalistas Manueline. The andiron of adro, paneled with beautiful reliefs of Manueline trait rolls is Renaissance.

This is a Romanic church with a longitudinal plan, composed by one only nave, main chapel and one attached chapel. It is thought that it was built on the 13th century and afterwards it was modified on the 16th and 18th century. It is highly adulterated maintaining the original construction with a perfectly vaulted doorway.

This is a Gothic – Romanic church built on the 14th century and modified on the 17th and 18th centuries. The façade is topped by a campanile and sided by a Joanine bell tower dating from the 17th/ 18th centuries. It is worthy to mention the golden carving and main chapel roof with coffers.