A medieval bridge in the roman style, rebuilt in 1771. One can see three arches and two starlings in the shape of a triangular prism.

A tower in the "county's" ancient jailhouse, it has a bell that is supported by a structure of forged iron with a curious decoration.

Baroque religious architecture, vernacular. Small chapel, serving a reduced, rural population. It has a porch, single nave with a semicircular vault covering and quadrangular main chapel, with wood roofing.

Modern fountain with ornamentation of little importance.

This Panel is a tribute to the Mondadeira, an activity which if exercised in the decades of 30 to 50 of the twentieth century, rice paddies located in Dom Sancho in Aljezur.

Here you can view the machines and utensils employed in the milling of cereals using traditional methods.

Church built on a longitudinal plan and composed of nave, chancel, bell-tower, baptismal chapel and sacristy. It is the town’s building that has the most urban impact. The doorway and the baptismal font exhibit traces of the manueline period.

Church with longitudinal nave plant with lateral chapels and rectangular chancel. The sacristy has access to the outside beneath the Bell Tower. Conventual, religious and Baroque architecture.