Building whose doors and windows have stone bevellings with floral motifs.

The avenue, former “Passeio Público”, was a residential area, although there are still remains of the walkway, with trees and lakes. Along the avenue are several monuments, from which stand out the monument paying homage to the word war dead soldiers, the statue of Alexandre Herculano, Almeida Garrett and Oliveira Martins.

Theatre built in the end of the XIX century by the architect Tomás Augusto Soler. It was first called Teatro Dona Maria Pia, and then changed to Teatro Funchalense, after that to Teatro Manuel de Arriaga and at last Teatro Baltazar Dias, paying homage to the Madeira dramaturge from the XVI century.

Tribute to DOM Gualdim Pais, Portuguese Crusader, Templar Friar and Knight of Afonso I of Portugal (1128-1185) and founder of the city of Tomar, where he established the order of the temple, which became Grand Master. Despite being buried in Tomar, born in Amares, in the year 1118.

This monument was inaugurated in the framework of the festival "Mediterranean Plain" invokes the man in its relationship with the landscape and the plain. Being the Castro Verde landscape representative of Mediterranean culture, this piece, depicting a man and a woman, on which lies the plain and the urban profile of Castro Verde, intends to pay homage to this locale.

A small garden where you can see small artifacts of the village, such as the water tank, the village's cliff-side streets, the mill, the national flag, the April carnations, the streams and some waterfalls.

Picnic Park of great beauty. You will hear the singing of the birds, the water running and, if you're lucky, you can see one of the most emblematic amphibians of Portuguese Lusitanian salamander fauna.

Built by King Dinis, there are currently traces and remains of the old castle, around two meters high. Being an important historical testimony, you can see the strong citadel and a walled enclosure.

This is an example of the eight hundredth century architecture, with a metallic sculpture on the ground floor allusive to Fernando Amado. At the entrance you can see a arched door with two wood and cast iron leafs.

Former mill acquired by City Hall in the 90 years of the twentieth century, that the recovered and then installed the Epigraphic Archive, where you can see the evolution of rural technical of processing of agricultural products.