This museum exhibits collections of the region's marine life along with the aspects related to the preservation of the Natural Park's seashore. It is also a laboratory for questions related to the sea investigation and protection.

Located in an old wine press, this museum has been open to the public since 1993 and aims to showcase utensils, clothing, and everything that was characteristic of the rural heritage of this region.

A collection that has vestiges of the human occupation in the region, since centuries ago, where one can view hunting artefacts, coins, other artefacts and other objects.

Located in the historic centre of Viana do Alentejo, near the Castle, was recovered following the traces of the regional architecture. The decor is a junction between the sobriety of the Alentejo House and modernity.

A rustic house, typical of the northeastern Trás-os-Montes region, of the 1700s, located in the Marão mountain, with excellent views of the Campeã valley and near the Alvão Natural Park.

House following the traditional housing in the region: the ground floor destined to support agricultural activity and the upper floor intended for housing. Emphasis on the harmony of the composition of the frames of the spans.

Chapel of a single nave and chancel, characteristic of the region. Emphasis on the vault of the chancel which is considered as a dome. To mention, still, the murals and the bas-relief in stone of San Sebastian.

Built in the 17th century, this building boasts noble facades, notable for its emblazoned portal and balconies. Currently, it houses the Regional Museum, exhibition rooms, and the Tourist Office.

Sculpture that honors the regional flagship product of Arraiolos: rugs. Known across the country, the tapestry of Arraiolos is characterized by being embroidered wool on a screen of jute, cotton or linen.

This reservoir is one of the biggest in the Alentejo region, with near 2 thousan hectares of flooded area. It has many islands and the rather plain banks have little vegetation.