Here you can appreciate crockery, glass and clay objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis. A room dedicated to Ferreira de Castro stands out, with the manuscript of "Os Emigrantes". The crockery, clay and glass objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis stand out.

This Romanesque-style parish church, which features a rich main altar platform, is in good condition.

Two houses provide the so-called nature tourism, where they can be housed up to 12 people. It is close to the beach of Zambujeira do Mar, has a pool and invests in the training of sport horses.

Space for older people, with good shadows, garden benches and equipment designed thinking of each muscle group, with different degrees of difficulty, so that they can exercise the flexibility, strength, endurance, balance and posture.

A beach surrounded by dunes, popular with young people, and connected to the Santo André lagoon. There's a wide variety of restaurants, where you can sample the famous Caldeirada and Eel Stew. Nighttime entertainment is guaranteed.

Former enclosed field of a farm with a convent that the earthquake destroyed. Nowadays it is a set of gardens and preserve, rich in exotic vegetation. The Casa do Regalo with the lakes, greenhouses, Virtues statue and the bust of Dom João V stands out. Integrated in this area is the Palácio das Necessidades, classified as Public Interest Monument and where the Foreign Office is set.

Manueline gateway with straight lintel, garnished by canopied arch framed by perfect curve arches. Coming from a house in the historic centre of Beja, it documents the popularization of the ornamental manueline lexicon at Baixo Alentejo during the beginning of the XVI century. It stands out for its richness in decoration, showing an exuberant taste that made the school of the manueline architecture in Beja.

This timen honoured celebration, that take place in the second weekend of May, aims to get fundings for the Voluntay Firemen of Oliveirinha. The population donates carolos (onions, carlos and olive oil, boiled), that are distributed after the mass at the church's entrance to the people who wait in line. Back in the old days, this tradition, evoted to Saint Miguel, the patron saint, aimed to help the poor.

Granite cross that intends to point out the fact that the Crato was seat of the Priory of Malta in Portugal. The eighth cross that can be seen represents peace, harmony and Christian love.

A restaurant that, besides the day dishes, serves also snacks, francesinhas and pizzas. It has also a bakery and a pastry shop. Good menus served with quickness at moderate prices.