Church with characteristics of Renaissance architecture and Baroque, Mannerist, dated from the second half of the 16th century. It consists of a nave, a chancel and two side chapels. In the interior, especially the Gospel side pulpit, carved wood, gilded and polychrome.

Church of revival architecture and pioneering project. Has ship only, chancel, side chapels and collaterals. The Zoomorphic gargoyles (fish, dog, Rooster, pig, Parrot and Wolf) and two gargoyles of human representation, from the early Church.

Small fort dating from the 19th century\/XX, built with the aim of strengthening the garrisons of one of Lisbon's defensive lines. Since 1999, which houses the File and inventory services of the General Direction of national monuments and Buildings.

Built in 1662, in a place called “do Queijo”, to protect the city from the Spanish Fleet. Surrounded by a moat, it presents watch-boxes at the corners. Inside it is the governor’s residence at the time and a chapel. Nowadays it is the stage for many temporary exhibitions.

The construction of this cruise dates from 1940, to mark the centenary of the Foundation of Portugal and of the restoration of independence. Inserted at the center of a nice garden, this cruise is characterised by the simplicity of its lines. Is in granite, preserves the inscriptions and commemorative, at the top, is the Greek cross.

Building of housing resulting from several different construction times. Presents a simple rectangular plan with two floors, torn by doors and Windows of sill or balcony. For the pane highlight azulejar representing Nossa Senhora da Nazaré.

This building, with a simple façade, is an example of the commercial civil architecture, Art Nouveau style. The same style may be seen inside, characterized by the application of a set of diversified materials, from the glass or wood to the glazed tiles or even iron.

With the ceilings painted by great XIX century portuguese artists, the building is sited over a armoury from the XVI century. Inside there is a large yard, where you may observe glazed tiles panels telling the history of Portugal.

Rustic temple, with a granite gate crowned by an arch down, surmounted by a headstone with the inscription "Pedro Eannes\/1697". It is a Hermitage of a single nave, separated from the chancel by an arc. Featured for two sinks of holy water, concheado marble.

Church of Baroque architecture but made on the medieval chapel. Shows insculpidas and walls crosses pilasters. The main altarpiece is Baroque, national framework of transition to the Johannine period. Sports murals depicting scenes from the life of Christ, in the chancel.