Also known as Termas de Sulfúrea, they are located approximately one kilometer to the southeast of the village. It is known that these waters were used by the Romans, and there are even traces of an ancient bathhouse, probably from the time of Caesar Augustus (119 BC). These medicinal waters are used to treat skin, respiratory, rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases.

Beach measuring approximately 200 meters, located next to the old bridge over Ribeira Grande. It allows the practice of various sporting activities, including canoeing.

The church is due to King Sebastião who, by charter of 1571, ordered it to be built. It is a temple with a tripartite facade, with a galilee opening in the central body. The lateral bodies are made up of imposing bell towers. Interior of three naves with round arcades and stone pilasters. The Baroque carved altars, the Estremoz marble altarpiece and Mannerist paintings from the end of the 16th century deserve special attention.

Garden with vast green spaces, picnic area and swings. The mineral water springs stand out. It also has a children's playground.

The itinerary is circular and goes through megalithic sites. It is around 18 km long and the difficulty level is medium/high. The walk starts and ends in Fronteira.

Temple with small steeple. Features, inside, a simple altar.

Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, with changing rooms, diving pool, children's pool and bar.

River that originates in Serra de São Mamede, in the municipality of Portalegre, passes through Arronches and Gaia and flows into the right bank of the Guadiana, in Elvas.

Bridge with five arches over the Caia, a river that originates in the Serra de São Mamede and flows into the right bank of the Guadiana, in the municipality of Elvas.

Building and temple of Renaissance, Mannerist and Baroque inspiration. The Church is from the 16th century (it has a single nave and chancel) and the attached hospital is from the 17th century.