The grill restaurant changed installations in 2010. The restaurant presents itself now in new space, a few meters from the previous one, keeping the quality and history that gives fame to the House since 1995.

Current architecture building, granite masonry, situated in the historical centre (intramuralhas). The Gothic portal stands out in broken bow.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century, consisting of a square plan with four roof coverage. The arch portal and reredos in talha.

Church dating from the 17TH century, the present main facade a round arch portal. In the interior, especially the altarpieces of gilt.

In this Church of the middle ages, although with major changes in the 18th and 19th century, the highlight goes to the galilé portal, with a coat on top.

Small chapel dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria, located inside the forte de Santa Catarina. The gothic stone portal.

16th century Church of longitudinal plant, consisting of nave and chancel rectangular. Primary archaizing portal highlights of broken bow.

This agricultural farm showcases life on a typical Alentejo farm. It includes a small ethnographic center made up of objects and memories of the owners. To visit this site, which is also notable for being home to the largest White Stork colony in the region, you'll need to make a reservation at the tourist office.

Building consisting of two floors, built by King Consort Ferdinand, in 1870, to his second wife, Countess of Daniel. This is an example of romantic architecture with revival decoration, another pioneering, especially materials that uses: the bark and the wood. Inside, Arab influences are visible in the exquisite decoration with the use of geometric shapes.

The ancient Citadel, as well as important sections of the wall that surrounded the population, are still preserved. Archaeological work carried out in the Citadel of the Castle uncovered a Moorish quarter of centuries XII\/XIII, and various Roman structures of the 4th century. The Arab ceramic pieces found are exposed in the core of the Museum of Mértola.