The restaurant's name refers to "Mensa table for meal", but also "invited" and "delicacies". Now, on the table delights abound in this space to operate in Oeiras since 2011. Part of the restoration project of the Centro Cultural Palace of Egypt, the Mensa combines its origins with Oriental influences, a Mozambican fusion of original flavors, resulting in dishes such as tuna steak with teriyaki sauce, pork lacquered with Burmese rice or unpublished beaker of pineapple with Basil and moscatel de Setúbal. Parka (but correct) suggestion of wine by the glass, served with know.

A well preserved village that stands out for its small farms and old summer manors. A special note to the old summer manor of the House of Bragança, rather visited by the courts when they went to the São Pedro do Sul thermae.

A very old village where the historic centr stand out, as well as th rural architecture and th disposition of the houses. A special note to the masonry facade of the parish church and, inside, th sculptures of Saint Tiago and Saint Bárbara.

In the garden a tank, carved on the terrain, stands out, acceded by a wide stairwell, with baroque and Italian influences. Also a special note to other elements, such as the barrel vaults that separate the vineyards and the houses. Visits are possible under appointment with the owner (258947177).

Surrounding a manor of the beginning of the 20th century (art nouveau style), the garden of the Barbot Family's House features influences from the 19th century, with the decorative and architectonic elements standing out: grottos, bridges, a small lake, a greenhouse and a belvedere.

A pleasant space with some olive trees, wooden and metal tables and benches and a live coal barbecue out in the open. It has very well taken care of flowerbeds. It may be visited at night due to the fact that it has artificial lights.

Monument located in a tall and imposing, standing out as a viewpoint. The recent excavation campaigns confirm the existence of a settlement the centuries III and II century BC (copper and Bronze Ages). It is not known, however, if it was a fortified village or just a place monumentalizado.

A two-story building with an arched structure, the street crosses it. On the first floor, the entrance door and central arch over the street stand out, while the second floor features rectangular windows, one with a grille. It houses a small museum.

This chapel, from 1742, was built in the honour of Our Lady of the Remédios. It has an octogonal shape and in its interior the late baroque retable of polychrome carvings that imitates marble and a stonework of white and blue tiles with hagiographic thematic stand out.

This church was probably built on the 15th century and it is composed by a longitudinal plan. It possesses one nave, a narrow and high main chapel, a sacristy and a bell tower. On the inside it stands out the altarpiece in golden carving on the main altar and on the outside for the campanile.