A large house, old looking but recovred, private, interesting only for its exterior.

A simple looking restaurant that serves Portuguese dishes in a relaxed atmosphere and with a fast service.

A large restaurant, good looking and with a simple decoration, that serves regional and national specialities.

Church built between 1763 and 1783 on the site where the Ermida do Espírito Santo previously stood. The main body, with a rectangular plan, features two integrated towers. At the back of the chancel there is an altarpiece in painted revivalist carvings.

The Green Park, located in Fontainhas, is a green space with beautiful lawns, ideal to enjoy your holidays or weekends away from the hustle of big cities. Enjoy to play with the kids, catch the afternoon sun or prepare meals outdoors, socialising with friends. Here you will have access to all services of the Park, from the swimming pool, gym, Auditorium, restaurants and market. Enjoy and visit the archaeological site of Coina or moinho da maré de Corroios.

Located in the city centre of Beja, this campsite is ideal for those looking for accommodation and leisure moments in direct contact with nature while being close to the Centre. The space offers nice trees and shadows, as well as a central street for circulation and distribution of vehicles. Be sure to visit the Castle and the town wall, the Manueline Arcade or the Palace of the Maldonados, in the beautiful historical centre of Beja.

Located in one of the more historic buildings, this former jail is now the library and offers various services: reading, video library, audio library, internet space and youth information station.

This old barn of three ships that had no access through the ground floor, for if he thinks that would avoid the rat infestation. Currently works as a space of cultural dissemination, in charge of the City Hall.

Statue placed at the Lourenço Peixinho Avenue, that pays homage to the unknown soldier of the First World War.

This sculpture by Acharya André intends to pay homage to the well-known "green bags" or itinerant Goldsmith.