Monument dating from the 17th century and consists of five bastions: Santa Catarina, São Pedro, good news, Espírito Santo and Santa Luzia. In 1959, the Fort suffered conservation works, in 1997 the Church was fully recovered and in 2000\/2001 was rebuilt the wall.

Church with probable date from the 13th century, consisting of three ships and five spans, chancel and vestry. The main door and sides must also Gothic influence. The interior is markedly 1500s, the side altars Baroque and Mannerist Epistle. Banks are 17th century.

A single-nave church featuring 18th-century tiles depicting the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, the carvings in the chancel, and the imagery stand out. The temple was built between 1701 and 1719. Finishing work continued for several years, with the date 1761 inscribed on the door.

This monument of indisputable architectural value arose in response to the economic and administrative development of the village of Monsaraz. It dates back to the second quarter of the 14th century. It is known for the fresco of the Good and Bad Judge. The lower panel depicts the figures of the Good and Bad Judge, in a civil trial.

The current pillory is a reproduction, made in 1934, of the primitive pillory dating from the 16th century. It has an octagonal shaft and a base delimited by a ring. At the top, it has a parallelepiped capital and four iron arms. The top is made by a trunk-pyramidal spire decorated with rings.

Horizontal Board bridge over mill Brook, based on a single arch of volta redonda. Under the Board, provides a source of diving with a semicircular arch. It is believed to date from Roman times, despite the current construction be late-medieval or early modern times.

The primitive construction of this church date from the 14th century, probably having been later rebuilt in the 17th century. Presents a longitudinal plant consists of a single rectangular nave and a chancel with a vestry located near foursquare. Underwent renovation and expansion in the 19th century.

This Baroque building dates back to the 18th century. Comprising two floors, the main floor features bay windows with iron railings supported by carved stone medallions. The main façade boasts a coat of arms. Inside, the interior features carved wooden ceilings.

Classified as a Natural Monument in May 1997, this is a field with several tracks of footprints belonging to different species of dinosaurs, mostly quadrupeds, dated from the late Jurassic (between 140-130 million years BC). Access is conditioned, being the visits by technical support.

This restaurant/bar runs in a place dated from the XVIII century. On the first floor runs the bar, in a place that brings the memory the ancient traditional commerce houses; on the other floor is the restaurant with original dishes. Good service and sophisticated ambience. Great wine list.