Church founded in 1520, where one can find the grave of Diogo Lopes de Sequeira, 4th Governor-General of India, great discoverer and browser of the seas of Africa and the East and still alcaide-mor from the village of Alandroal.

Church dating from the 17th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan with a nave with an open porch, a chancel, outbuildings and a sacristy. According to the inscription on the portal and bell ring, the church was built in 1623, with the porch only erected in the middle of the 20th century.

This rococo church, dating from the 18TH century, stands out, inside, the neoclassical, with sobriety and polychrome carving without gold. On the throne the chancel altar you can admire a statue of our Lady of mercy, 18TH century work.

Building dating from the beginning of the century. XVII, which belonged to the family of Tristão Mendonça Furtado, the so-called nobles of "Casa da Cova". The mill was in operation until 1940 and was acquired by the local authority in 1986 for museum use.

This rotunda evokes the natural environment from Castro Verde, referring to agriculture and pastoralism. Are shown some sheep, three of them in yellow limestone of Southampton and the remainder in black marble of Estremoz, and even an old plow that evokes the traditional agriculture.

This is a fifteen hundreds construction which underwent profound transformations during the 18th century, from which we stand out the garden outline under Italian influences. During quite some time this building was the residence for Guarda Bishops.

This pillory dated from the 16th century it is formed by a granite column settled above square steps. On its base there is a closed head sustained by small columns, it makes part of the mediaeval architecture joint composed by Ameada Tower and Fountain.

This is a Baroque pillory from the 17th century with five square steps where it is settled a quite high column. The shaft is monolithic, framed in each face and decorate with vegan elements. The finishing is done by a spire crowned by iron armillary sphere.

This pillory just stood the marble paving stone plinth. Also for this reason, the date of its construction is not certain, although if suppose that date from the 16th century and, having regard to its base, will have been a breach of your spine.

This bridge has an original structure once it unites two chronological distinct arches. One it’s from the Roman period with vast paving stones and padded devices and another one is Romanic covered with paving stones constituted by miniature stones.