Single building with front emphasized with painted squared stone and an oval eye-window placed above the door. Inside, it is divided in two spaces, decorated in "tromp l'oeil". The imaginary and a tombstone stand out. Notice that the classification includes all the contents.

This mannerist church only has one nave and it was constructed in 1674. It has the cover made of vaults and it stands out by its baroque glazed tiles on the main chapel and São Pedro sculpture placed on the niche that is interrupting the curved pediment on the façade.

This is an 18th century church which main façade presents a portico composed by half columns with bases and decorated capitals. The two bell ringer towers flanking the façade are finishing in pyramid. The carving stands out, the furniture and several canvas paintings.

This church is dated from 1696 and it presents a baroque construction in which stand out the glazed tiles from the 17th century and the gold carving. The interior is richly decorated with a big diversity of colours on the coverage, paintings and canvas, contrasting with the exterior façades.

It still conserves some traces from the Romanic, even though it underwent several works. The inner decoration is essentially Baroque standing out the altarpiece on the main chapel in Joanine style, the triumphal arch paintings and the collateral altars in neoclassic carving.

A stone monastery with two towers and a garden surrounding it. The granite façade, the gothic coat of arms, the Romanesque baptistery and the medieval tower stand out. The collection of 20 images, namely those of Saint Peter and Saint Michael, deserve a close look.

It is an urban set made up of three arteries, joined by a transversal one. In the square, the typical houses of Alentejo towns stand out (whitewashed with white lime and with cylindrical chimneys with a conical dome), preserving some examples associated with the Moorish style.

Founding Church in 1656, with leave from the Chancery of the order of Avis. Their composition are part the nave, chancel, vestry and Bell. Despite its façade of simple lines, where stands out the niche above the door, the interior is of great architectural richness.

Set composed of a main building and four chalets of smaller dimensions. The main building features a plant in H, with coverage carried out by three roofs and four waters. The chalets are rectangular with gable roofs roofing, bent and vestured of mantling clipped.

Placed near the Rossio, this is a space dedicated to the Portuguese, Galician and Asturias cuisine. Spanish style decor (XVII century) with engravings representing D. Quixote and Sancho Pança. The quality service and the fish dishes stand out. Good wine list.