Baroque and Rococo rural palace with L-shaped plan and two floors. It has an attached baroque chapel. Of particular note are the gilded and polychrome marbled carved altarpiece, from the second half of the 18th century, the stonework on the windows, the shafts and crosses belonging to the chapel.

Built in the site of an ancient Moorish mosque, it was restored as Chapel of Misericórdia in 1499. Rebuilt after the earthquake in 1755, it still keeps the portal and the triumphal arch from the gothic 15th century construction. The chapel, the hospital and the ancient hostel are classified as Building of Public Interest.

Chapel dating from 1583 consisting of a simple rectangular plan and with coverage in roof of three waters, where stands a cross at the apex. In the interior, highlighted by a Mannerist altarpiece with two oil paintings. The ceiling, the paintings, the roof and the altarpiece underwent restoration works in 1995.

Little chapel of Baroque religious architecture dating from the 19th century. XVIII, very simple lines, based on a rectangular single-body plant and longitudinal. In 1923 was restored by m. m. M. Is located in secluded location, on a hillside facing the Olo River.

Right on top of Santa Justa elevator found the Restaurant Bella Lisa Elevator. But this gastronomic space, in the evenings from Thursday to Saturday, becomes a bar and nightclub and becomes the Lift Club, where you can dance to the sound of mixtures of various dj 's.

This is one of the nightlife most animated places of the city. A large space with three rooms, allowing different ambiences and sounds. It is the ideal spot for those who like to enjoy the night until the sun rises. Open from 24h to 8h and closed on Sunday and Monday.

The farm has horse riding lessons, organizes events and welcomes professional and horse riding stages. It also offers rides along city or rural areas and the shores, on a horse, a donkey or a carriage. It also offers services for brides and grooms: it gets to and from the church.

In this space is an exhibition of musical instruments from the XVIII century until today. It is a vast collection, with about 1000 instruments and 130 pieces representing the organ scene. The collection is composed mainly by erudite and popular European instruments, but includes also African and Asiatic exemplars.

This museum showcases the entire history of the Guadiana River, from river transportation of minerals to various types of artisanal fishing, and the smuggling activities that occurred during the Estado Novo era. A highlight is the exhibition of miniatures by José Murta, entitled "Traditional Boats of the Lower Guadiana."

Here ran the old Court of Castelo Mendo. This is a Philippine building from the 17th century, all in stone. The interior conserves parts of everyday life of the population, offered in full for there to be seen, of which are symbolic parts part of liturgical vestments and other local Ethnography.