The Viscount of Bouzões House, located in the historic centre of Mértola, offers individually decorated rooms. Has a traditional inner courtyard and balcony overlooking the Guadiana and Castle of Mértola. Guests can read a book from the library or relax in the Sun on the terrace. The common spaces of the House have free Wi-Fi.

Set of 2 rustic houses typically açorianas, with more than 200 years, overlooking the sea. The Orange House has a bedroom, living room, bathroom and kitchen and the Lima House has two bedrooms, living room, bathroom and kitchen. Abroad, both have barbecue grills and a leisure area.

Rural Hotel working in a building recovered, with family atmosphere and 13 comfortably furnished rooms. It features a restaurant and a terrace where you can enjoy a beautiful landscape views. Around here you can visit various monuments and having fun on rivers and dams, practicing water sports or radicals.

The name derives from the landscape context in which the Thursday falls, surrounded by pine trees. The space has existed since at least 1712, being the typical houses of the quintas da Estremadura. The fifth, with 23 hectares, is crossed by a river, in the past, would have been the power source of a Roman smithy.

Building with popular features, which is believed to have been built in the 17th century or 18th century. Features rectangular plant and two Washcloths, one with three floors and with eye-catching angled Gable, and the other with two floors and with rectilinear shot. The interior is divided into two rooms, each with independent entrance.

Medieval church which is believed to have been remodelled in the 16th century. In the 18th century, was placed the coffered ceiling of the chancel and the respective altarpiece. Presents a longitudinal plan consists of a nave and a chancel, covered with gable roof. In the interior, especially the Renaissance pulpit for the triumphal arch back and for the altarpiece of the high altar.

Former hospital of simple rectangular plan with two floors, built in the early 20th century by Dr Joaquim Borges, having adopted the name of his wife. It housed after a religious congregation and, in 1982, he settled here for a kindergarten and the casa do povo de Vila Nova de Tazém.

A church in the centre of Grândola with only one nave, a sacristy, cabinets and lobbies. The nave has a wooden high choir with a rectangular window. Two lateral chapels with tiles with painted golden carving retables. Other retables have golden carvings with images of Christ on the Cross and Our Lady with Jesus as a Child.

Megalithic monument partly destroyed, to present about 17 feet maximum diameter, a central depression accentuated. Are not visible Struts. In the surrounding area there are a few stones of walls that may have been mainstays. It is believed to date from between the end of the 5th Millennium BC and the beginning of the third millennium BC.

It was built in the 13th century, having been destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. In the eighteenth century became the rise showing longitudinal plant centralizante composed by horizontal articulation of the nave, transept, projecting rectangular chancel, vestry and attachments. It is surrounded by botaréus of masonry, being the front, at an angle. The baptistery is from the 16th century.