Stone portal with chamfers and lintel, tributes hold by roper and manueline capes.

This portal, carved in granite and adorned with floral motifs, is topped by an ecclesiastical coat of arms.

Portal made of stone from this region, documenting the presence of the Gothic style in the civil architecture of Beja.

House in granite, which stands out the portal with lintel composed of two dragons face to face and an Angel.

Construction in masonry and taipa, circular shape, is enveloped by a staircase covered with vaults of segmented sections. It was built in sandstone of Silves in centuries XI and piling up in the 16th century. Located inside the Museum of Archaeology of Silves, is the most important piece in the Museum's collection.

Gothic portal made if stone from this region with chamfers, straight lintel and truncated imposts. The façade, even with the ground, is picturesque and keeps an ancient lunette.

Gothic portal of white marble with chamfers and framed, salient abacus. This is an exemplar of great structural simplicity, documenting the presence of the gothic in the civil architecture of Beja.

Gothic portal with chamfers and simple engraving set in a cinquentist house.