Opened on October 22, 2004, the Municipal Museum of Ferreira do Alentejo is located in the Casa Agrícola Jorge Ribeiro de Sousa, being classified as a Property of Municipal Interest. In pole 1 there is the Municipal Archive and in pole 2 - Misericórdia Church - there is a Sacred Art Collection. From the Archeology Collection, the finds from the Chalcolithic stations of Porto Torrão, the Roman stations of Outeiro da Mina, Monte da Chaminé and Monte da Zambujeira and Tholos de Odivelas stand out. Ethnographic goods include clothing and utensils from ancient professions.

This temple represents a good example of the Romanesque style, with a single nave and a rectangular transept. Inside, it features baroque carvings on the main altar and statuary in the same style. The antiquity of this building is confirmed by two inscriptions on the walls, both from the Romanesque period. The first, from 1214, commemorates the church's dedication and can be found on the outside of the nave's wall, while the second, from 1162 - the construction date of the original transept - is believed to be a funerary inscription or commemorating the construction of an arcosolium (tomb arranged …

The first stone of this building was laid on July 3, 1649, during the reign of King John IV. The new Monastery was built to house the body of Queen Saint Isabel and the Poor Clare nuns from the original Convent of Santa Clara, which was in an advanced state of disrepair. The church, with a single nave, consists of a choir and a chancel. In the lower choir is the original tomb of Queen Saint Isabel, executed by Master Pero in 1330, a work sculpted from a single block of limestone. On the walls, tiles and altarpieces from the …

Small, romantic and typically Portuguese: the new restaurant snacks Bairro Alto visit all regions of Portugal and serves them in the form of delicacy. Emerged to become a new choice of the Portuguese by both the flavors, and the Pocket, the House offers snacks from €3,50 (potato skins Crispy), dinner from €9,90 (broad beans with spare ribs and sausages) and a happy hour option in one of the most unusual bohemians of Lisbon, the menu costs € 8,00 and can be seamlessly shared between 2 or 3 friends. There are still options for groups from € 18.50 with drinks the …

Created in 1963, this museum is the result of a donation of a valuable collection gathered by the ethnographer Joaquim Sellés Paes de Villas Boas. It began as the Regional Ceramics Museum and later became the Museum of Portuguese Popular Ceramics. However, when the pottery pieces formed a collection, it simply became the Pottery Museum. In this space you can appreciate more than 6600 pieces from various regions of the country, from Portuguese-speaking countries and some from abroad, divided into four main groups: black pottery, matte red pottery, glazed pottery and figurative pieces.

A place offering direct observation of nature, from various species of animals to exotic flora. It also has a nice terrace, perfect for relaxing.

The Nora do Largo do Lamego is a device consisting of a wheel with small reservoirs, formerly used to draw water from wells or cisterns.

This is a place to visit for the natural beauty and tranquillity that it offers. From here can be seen the Machados mill, there’s plenty of space for picnics and a good catch!

A pleasant walk along this riverside street. Paved with the typical Portuguese pavement, it is an area of terraces from which to admire the city and the Arade river.

A small bar with a dance floor, where most of the clients (mainly students) begin the night. The music is varied. Open from 22h to 4h.