Small chapel that is part of a building. It does not have a door to the outside as it was built to be a prison chapel. The facade has a large window with granite jambs and a central column, right lintel and interrupted pediment, decorated with volutes and shells. Of note is the altar entirely built in marble and the image of the Lady of Bom Sucesso located inside the aedicule, in a round arch, on a pedestal.

The Synagogue of Tomar is probably the oldest gothic Hebrew temple. The temple was built between 1430-60 and closed in 1496, during the expulsion of the Jews. After that it was converted into a prison and in 1923 it was acquired by Samuel Schwarz and donated to the Portuguese state so the Luso-Hebraico Museum of Abrão Zacuto could be created there. It retains a columned structure covered by a cross vault.

Building built on the site where once existed the convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, demolished in 1901 to make way for the construction of the current building. Opened in 1904, housing initially some public offices. After working as prison, Casa do Povo, finance and as Civil and commercial Registration, was inaugurated here the school of technology of Abrantes, in 1999.

The restaurant Discovers departed the idea of creating a space where it was possible to have a great dining experience without spending a lot of money. The space is simple, with light woods and bottles of wine on every wall, ready to be served by the glass. There's a grocery store where only sell domestic products of the highest quality.The letter is in a good mood and with various suggestions, snacks to dishes with more substance. Divided by various sectors, advise the canoes or the espetadinhas, true emblems of the House. The prices are very attractive and the kitchen works …

A garden with ruins of the old Convent of Saint Francis and stone symbols that date back to the first Republic (early 20th century). A special note to old stones found in the historic area of town. Nice flowerbeds.

Former elementary school, built in the early 20th century, presenting a simple rectangular plan with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. In 1990\/1991, was installed here the Ethnographic Museum of Vila Nova de Tazém.

Museum featuring a vast collection of figurative art, painting, and sculpture dating from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Highlights include works by Columbano, Silva Porto, Roque Gameiro, Veloso, and Salgado.

Late-baroque chapel with a façade flanked by two lengths with its Bell and with a gable roof. The current chapel was built in the late 17TH century\/early 18th century on the site of an ancient temple existed already.

Church built in the early 16th century, the present characteristics of Renaissance architecture and Baroque, Mannerist, protobarroca. Despite having undergone renovation works in the 17th and 18th centuries, retain their original structure almost intact.

A typical tavern of the Alentejo region with regional tableware. It is known for its quality regional dishes.