Housed in the former county jail building, built in 1844, across from City Hall, here you can explore a remarkable archaeological collection that traces the human presence in the region, from the Paleolithic to the medieval period. Of particular note is Miróbriga, an important Roman settlement, which occupies a special place in this museum, with a dedicated room where you can view exhumed pieces.

Statue that pays homage to Aníbal Rao, a former priest of Castro Laboreiro, firm defender of traditions and landscapes of this land, since the nature and heritage protection to the protection of the region's dog, the Cão de Castro Laboreiro from.

Mannerist Chapel dating from the early 17TH century, which suffered alterations in the 18th and 19th centuries. It consists of a nave, a chancel and a vestry. Emphasis on the composition of the facade, in gable of volutes truncated by a Bell.

Baroque style work built in the early XVIII century. It has a nave and a main chapel with two addorsed sacristies. Inside are worthy of note the carving and the glazed tiles from the late XVII century.

Misericórdia church with a rectangular plan composed by the Church, with a nave, chancel and sacristy closer, and the old Houses of the order and of the Hospital. It was built in the 18th century on the ruins of an early church dating from the 17th century.

Cinquecentist portal.

Church dating from 1790, to present the main facade torn by an arched portal down surmounted by a window. Inside, the chancel and side altarpieces of gilt.

18th-century building where stands out abroad, the interesting portal from basalt and, inside, the vast documentary collection of 16th and 17th centuries.

Church with harmonious facade and classic portal. Inside, the 18th-century tiles and high-quality sculptures stand out, some from the Jericho Convent.

This environmental education centre, located in the Natural Park of Ria Formosa, provides all the information about this park, in addition to release additional environmental oriented entities. Here we can visit exhibitions, attend workshops and show movies.