This monument evokes the ancient legend of cingeleiro. Pray this legend in the middle ages, a group of cingeleiros found a slab with the face of Christ Crucified, while going out there plowing the fields. After the clean up, they took her to the center of the village, where flocked the others cingeleiros. From then on, every year, they come together to celebrate the feast of the blessing of the Cattle.

Founded in 1955, Adega de Borba was the first of a series of wineries set up in the Alentejo, currently bringing together 300 associated winegrowers who cultivate around 2,000 hectares of vines, distributing 70% red varieties and 30% white varieties. It has a large tasting room, an auditorium with capacity for 60 people and a room for 150 people.

The Lousã mountain range, whose highest point is Trevim (at 1204 meters), is one of the highest points in central Portugal and occupies around a third of the municipality's area. The forest that covers this mountain range, made up mainly of maritime pine, also has several indigenous species, including oak and chestnut and exotic species such as cherry and walnut.

Luxury Hotel situated close to the beautiful village of Óbidos, housed in a resort with one of the most emblematic and best golf courses. Offers 179 luxurious rooms with a balcony or terrace. It has three restaurants, two bars, a SPA, an 18-hole golf course, among other services that make up a comprehensive range of high-level offerings.

The fifth indent in Eira Vedra, maintains the original contrasts, without hatch, with the modernity of the materials and equipment used. Composed of three houses of T1, but with a capacity to house up to six people per dwelling, and two houses T2, quinta da Travessa family ensures various forms of conviviality and leisure with a nice pool, a billiard room and a barbecue.

The architectural set of the Whaling Museum is made up of boathouses from the last century, an attached blacksmith's tent and the space where the library and archive are located. Opened in 1988, it aims to preserve the memory of an activity that marked Azorean life - whaling art. It includes exhibits of pieces crafted from ivory teeth and a whaling canoe, used in whale hunting.

The Fonoteca Municipal do Porto (FMP) is a sound archive and a public space for music appreciation made up of the collection of vinyl records from the city of Porto. Music lovers will find here a representative archive of a large part of the record production in Portugal, records imported by international artists and works with non-musical content, such as poetry or political speeches.

A quiet beach with a curious jagged coastline. It's protected on the north side by a cliff, and on the south by the houses that make up this fishing village, which, in the summer, becomes a popular tourist destination. It has a restaurant serving traditional dishes, mainly fish and seafood. This beach is part of the Accessible Beaches network, offering all the necessary equipment for swimmers with reduced mobility.

"The dairy Gourmet, Cuisine d ' Grandmother" is a modern and cosy space where you can enjoy a meal with the quality of the best Alentejo traditions. Keeping the base of the original space "the dairy-Gourmet", in March 2010 the dairy comes up with a new management, giving it a more traditional, rustic image to the restaurant, in harmony with the Alentejo cuisine offered.

During the daytime the tourist train travels through several of the town’s streets. The train makes six stops: the casino, Pescadores beach, Avenida do Rio, the camping site, D. João II street and Hotel Náutico. The journey can be made between 10am and 00:35am and costs 2.50€.