An almost obligatory stop in the parish of Santa Maria. The windmill is fully operational and owned by the city council. A true landmark of Odemira, it offers a beautiful panoramic view of the town and the interior of the municipality.

Neoclassical revival, fountain of hybrid type, consisting of a box plinth crowned by URN, with a spout in the Center, in the form of anthemion, which sheds to a rectangular tank. It was built by the City Council in 1867.

Fountain built in 1904 that served as city laundry. It is formed by two extensive and thick tanks twin masonry. The 16-metre stone attachments serve as mooring for cattle and perch for the cavalry.

A gate sided by two barbicans. It is one of the city's gates, built between the reigns of Dom Manuel I and Dom Filipe I. It was built together with walls, for military and safety purposes.

Is a small chapel located in the center of the city, next to the Town Hall. The exterior of the chapel reveals Baroque-inspired decorative elements. Is to enhance the image of the martyr Saint Sebastian in the niche of the facade.

Century housing building, consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with attic room and patio. Here lived and died the known researcher of the history of the city of Lisbon, Júlio Castilho.

One of the oldest cafes and with more history of the city, having celebrated 100 years in 2007. It is located in the historic area, and their friendly terrace, watching the arcade and the beginning of Avenida da Liberdade.

Bar dedicated to jazz, composed of two rustic rooms and cozy, to present live music once a week. Located in the historic centre of the city, is well-known for his caipirinhas and daiquiris.

Zen estetika presents itself as as a refuge against the hectic city routine. At your disposal various types of treatments\/massages that make it possible to spend pleasant moments of pure relaxation.

Founded in 1903, the Boavista is one of the emblematic clubs in the city. The stadium, remodelled to the EURO 2004 by the Grupo 3 – Associated Architects, is an architectonical work that reminds us of mythical English stadiums.