An Art nouveau building, as the name indicates, this building was once the Casa da Cooperativa Agrícola. Notice the azulejos (glazed tiles) panel, from 1913, made at the Fonte Nova factory.

Large panel of glazed tiles, set on a wall imitating a wall of a castle, where is represented the battle with the moor to conquer Beja, led by Gonçalo Mendes da Maia, O Lidador.

In this church are some tiles dating from the 17th century, 16th century sculpture of São Vicente and of Nossa Senhora da Graça and still images of Santa Luzia and the Holy Spirit.

Serra with 545 meters above sea level, from where it is possible to obtain beautiful panoramic views over Praia da Vitória, the plain of the slabs and the entire surrounding area.

The Louções Hill belongs to the Natural Park of the Sâo Mamede Hill. It has pre-historic sites with cave paintings, such as the Gruta da Igreja dos Mouros (Cave of the Moors' Church).

The Monte da Rocha Reservoir, formed by the earth-type dam on the River Sado, is located in a rugged region. The most common fish species are largemouth bass, barbel, carp and the goldfish.

Mixed type dam (earth and gravity) located in Ribeira da Raia, a tributary of the Sorraia River, integrated into the Tagus Hydrographic Basin. Sports activities are subject to certain areas of use.

River beach located in Ribeira da Raia, next to Mora and is also the location of the Mora Fishing Track, given the abundance of fish species. Space with generous dimensions and surrounding vegetation.

A beach with fine, clear sand and a vast expanse of sand divided in half by a pier. This location hosts the famous Festa da Maré in August every year. It is classified as a Nature Reserve.

Traditional Portuguese cuisine restaurant. The decor is simple and familiar environment. Specialties: bacalhau à moda da House, Octopus, chicken burrito in a clay pot and broad beans with ham.