A very beautiful beach that belongs to the protected landscape of the seashore of Esposende. Quite isolated and difficult to get to.

A very isolated beach, with bad road signs.One must pass a series of dirt roads to get there

A place from where you can get a beautiful panoramic view over the Tagus River.

This small circular garden, with trees and lawns, has an ancient granite fountain which is now dry and badly preserved.

These mills, now ruined, belong to the architectonic nucleus of the 19th century and can be seen along the banks of the river Leça.

Typical “monte” of Alentejo set on a farm with 12 hectares, crossed by the Aqueduct that supplies the city for centuries. Its name origins from the legend of Geraldo Geraldes “the fearless” that would have hidden there the sword he used to conquer Évora, in 1165.

The house of the Ferrazes Bravos is a noble house from the first half of the XVII century. It has a chapel on the limitrophe that opens to the ground. The main façade and the posterior have a resistant element and frames in carved granite work. To get to the noble floor you’ll have to climb a stairs with various columns and capitals also in granite. The forged iron bars at the balconies stand out.

Small garden-like square, with several commercial establishments around it. At the centre rises a statue paying homage to Joaquim António de Aguiar.

Bronze statue with about 3 metres height, by Álvaro de Brée, paying homage to Queen Dona Leonor, opened in December 1958.

Bust of Catarina Eufémia set on top of a stone pedestal with about 2 metres height. It was built in 1976 paying homage to Baleizão people.