Renaissance and Baroque building that, despite numerous interventions to which it was subject, still maintains a moth 1500s. The Turret is distinguished from the rest by building its huge upright and its corners apilastrados with Ionic capitals, possessing a penthouse on roof with dormers.

The uniqueness of this temple comes from the monumental height of the nave, with its slightly oval plan and walls, contrasting with the low, rectangular forms of the vestibule and chancel. The portal, topped by windows, is framed and sculpted. The gilded altarpieces and stucco work are particularly noteworthy.

This is a 1736 building and it possesses irregular plan and hipped coverage. The façade and the eyeballs siding the city symbols have kept the sixteen hundreds characteristics. The bays are in forged iron from the 18th and 19th century. Presently this building is home for the City’s Museum.

This gate is one of the few remains of the old fortress, built in the 18th century to defend the town from pirates. It was built between 1797 and 1799 by Matias de Avelar. The upper part of the gate features the coat of arms with the royal arms of Portugal.

This set of buildings resulting from the re-use of a summer farm, which belonged to the Bishops of the guard, to install a judicial establishment of internment for minors with a reeducativo program of agricultural vocation (in 1926). Between 1926 and 2003 suffered successive adaptations and expansions.

Dated from 1849, the farm is also called “Quinta do beau-Séjour”. Inside are worthy of notice the decoration of the dinning-room, the luxurious stuccos and a beautiful painting of Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. Also interesting is the façade covered with glazed tiles.

Located at the historic centre of the city it was built over the portico that supported the ancient Roman Forum. The walls’ doors, part of the cloister and the ruins of the former church are from the XII century. At the Museum’s front are placed the portals of the extinct Santa Ana Church

Founding Church in 1656, with leave from the Chancery of the order of Avis. Their composition are part the nave, chancel, vestry and Bell. Despite its façade of simple lines, where stands out the niche above the door, the interior is of great architectural richness.

Near Águeda, and only 10 kilometres from the Kills of Buçaco, this campsite is the ideal space for relaxation in Union with nature. With flat terrain and pitch, also offers bar and restaurant or even grills where you can prepare your meals.

This campsite, which benefits from the proximity of Lisbon, is an ideal destination for rest and regain strength. Near the beaches of Costa da Caparica, offers numerous amenities, such as bar\/restaurant, playground, animation, in order to provide pleasurable experiences for the whole family.