Imposing statue of King d. João IV Restorer, built in bronze by sculptor Francisco Franco Funchal. The granite pedestal is designed by the architect Pardal Monteiro. The symbolism of the horse is related to the belief that it was in this stylish animal that d. João IV will have done the course in Lisbon from the Royal Palace to the Cathedral on the day of its acclaim.

After the earthquake, the Marquês de Pombal promoted the opening of taverns, being the Martinho da Arcada the oldest (1782). Located in one of the arcades of the Comércio Square, the interior of the café gives a close image to what might have been the outline of the establishments of that period. Nowadays, there are poetry and musical events in the café that was Fernando Pessoa’s favourite.

Romanesque-Gothic building dating from the 13th century. It features gargoyles on the side facades and an ogival portal on the front, surmounted by a rose window. The interior has a single nave, with the chancel covered by a coffered vault formed by three Gothic arches. The chapel's side columns have sculpted capitals with zoomorphic, anthropomorphic, and phytomorphic decorations.

Milestone anepígrafo believed to belong to the XVII of the Antonine itinerary. Proceeds of the vicinity of Tariq of Chã, having been transferred to the village later. This is a milestone semi-cilíndrico, granite coarse grain, which was later reused as cruise. Features a lower diameter and rough lines the other known cruises in the municipality, perhaps due to reuse that suffered.

Baroque manor house with a rectangular plan with two floors and a symmetrical main facade. The internal space is developed through two staircases arranged longitudinally to the main facade. It was built in the late 18th century by Francisco Lopes Sarafana Correia da Silva, believed to have been built over an old residence of the Society of Jesus.

Likely settlement dating back to the Bronze age or the iron age, with wide visibility and easy defense. It is located down upon the albufeira de Paradela and northwest side of the village of Sirvozelo. In the North and East wide platforms are identified, where there seem to be traces of structures. Potsherds have been found prehistoric, tastefully unrefined, incisa.

It is one of the landmarks of the town of Vale da Pinta and, according to legend, King Afonso Henriques drank water there before the Battle of Ourique. The name of the well, believed to have been built in the 9th century, also comes from that time, as it is thought that the men who accompanied the first king of Portugal saw an image of Saint Bartholomew there.

Trestle bridge with a pointed arch built in masonry of irregular granite and dated from medieval times (XIII-XIV centuries). It lies in the ancient "via veteris," main connection from the port at the mouth of the river Ave. is believed to have Roman origin, despite only being documented from 1258, and their typology to be a medieval bridge.

The Rio Alto camping, situated nearby the beach of Apulia, is a space where you can benefit from direct contact with nature. Here you have the possibility of leisure and sporting activities, especially water sports. As an alternative, we suggest a visit to the Proto-historic Settlement Terroso and the fortress of Nossa Senhora da Conceição.

Known as the home of the parties, by its friendly and informal, this restaurant is reminiscent of an Irish pub. The flavours of the Alentejo and Spain refer us to an atmosphere of good disposition, provides to enjoy a good snack or simply have a drink with friends. During the day is a good choice for a relaxed meal and, at night, the animation is present up to 3:0 in the morning.