The Villa testifies to the wealth brought from Brazil. Has a beautiful façade and an elegant stone staircase. In addition to the main building, there is a surrounding park with lots of trees, lakes and small constructions.

This is a sixteen hundreds building that although it is in a ruined stage, symbolizes the aristocrat environment in this region. It stands out the main façade monumentality, the colonnade above the garden and the 17th century glazed tiles.

Baroque parish church with nave, chancel and quadrangular tower with bolboso type of square plan. The main façade is flanked by pilasters and has a rectangular portal dominated by fronto in mistilíneo stroke.

Baroque church with a longitudinal plan, consisting of a single nave, a chancel, and a gable frontispiece truncated by a bell tower. The interior features the national-style Baroque side altarpieces and the main altarpiece.

A rustic pillory with a circular base, tall, with ashlars, on which stands a monolithic circular base with the main part of the column in the centre that shows a rectangular section and chiseled faces with panneled parts.

This bridge has an inclined platform and lateral guards, settled in six arches with different spans and arrows. On the bollards there are four breakwaters and above these, four mains for water drainage during the floods.

Vernacular Chapel, composed by galilé, nave, chancel and vestry. Is another example of rural architecture of Alentejo. The main façade is surmounted by an oculus. Was recovered in 1968 by the Câmara Municipal de Estremoz.

A vernacular shrine, built in 1733, dedicated to Our Lady of Guia. It has a single nave and a chancel with a bell tower attached to the main façade and sacristy. In 1984, it was rebuilt, and the pulpit was removed.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Pedra Bela fountain is one such example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Javali (boar) fountain is one such example.