Monument whose construction was ordered by the bishop D. Gaspar do Casal in 1557, 12 years after Leiria became a city. During the early XX century, the Convent and the Santo Agostinho church were used as a military lodging. The convent’s cloister and the baroque front sided by two towers deserve a close look.

At the centre of the Mouzinho de Albuquerque Square (Campo Novo), there is a statue of D. Pedro V on a pedestal. It was placed at the Campo de Santa Ana (Central Avenue) in 1879 and moved to the Campo Grande around 1915. It is a reproduction of another statue existing at the Praça da Batalha, in Porto, a work of the sculptor Teixeira Lopes, father.

The construction of this port dates back to the early 16TH century and was built by d. Jaime, Duke which gives the name to this Avenue. Features two columns that seem attached to shoulder pads for a few thick ropes. The position of the three nodes, which give you the name, symbolizes the Ducal House in relation to the Royal household.

The Praça do Comércio owes its name to the intense commercial activity that it used to have, before the opening of the D. Pedro V Market. At the square ends are the São Tiago Church, Romanic style, and the São Bartolomeu, from the baroque period. Also worthy of notice are the pillory and the XVII and XVIII centuries buildings around.

Situated in the square which gives name, in the historic village of Castelo de Vide, in the Natural Park of Serra de s. Mamede, d. Pedro V occupies a 17th-century building, ceilings and original dumbasses gastronomy pointedly Alentejo, also with Mediterranean origin, combining it with the Jewish tradition of Castelo de Vide.

Situado próximo da porta da vila medieval, este templo, que anteriormente acolheu a Igreja de Santa Maria de Ourém, foi remodelado e ampliado em 1445, passando a funcionar como a Colegiada de Nossa Senhora das Misericórdias, por iniciativa de D. Afonso, quarto Conde de Ourém. Destruída pelo terramoto de 1755, foi reconstruída no século XVIII, mantendo as dimensões e a planta do primeiro edifício. Da estrutura original, salvou-se apenas a cripta, onde se encontra o túmulo de D. Afonso. Na capela-mor destaca-se o coro e um quadro a óleo do século XVIII.

This company offers since 1997 the possibility to visit the Douro River in a unique and original way. Have six boats Rabelo, forming varied pathways: ruler, pinion, Barca d ´ Alva, Castelo de Paiva and the famous cruise of Six Bridges. Feature still cruises with lunch and\/or dinner and special cruises for festive dates.

The original building was virtually destroyed by the corsair Francis Drake. Rebuilt in the 17th century, it was again damaged by the 1755 earthquake. This fortress consists of the ruins of several sections of 17th-century walls. Inside, there are some restored military structures that retain their original architectural design, as well as the Chapel of Santa Catarina, built by Infante D. Henrique.

This 14th century construction was enlarged afterwards. It possesses a closed yard with Gothic arcade. On the yard corner there is a Renaissance pavilion with a small dome. The classification a Building of Public Interest includes the Palace, a vaulted chapel, two decorative fountains, an obelisk raised for the King D. João VI and Senhor da Serra chapel existing on the garden.

Hotel located in the historic centre of Elvas. The hotel building is full of peculiarities; dating back to the 17th century, was built by King d. João IV and housed the army administration in Elvas. He was also sick bay and its construction kept the structure of the Convent and the military Hospital who worked. The interiors of the hotel are of great wealth and the views are precious.