Casa Pinto, located in Monsaraz, offers five bedrooms decorated with motifs depicting the places conquered by Portugal at the time of discovery. Dili, Macau, Mombasa, Goa and Asilah are the names of the baptism of the five rooms.

This is the first open-air Paleolithic rock art site to be discovered in Portugal, in 1981. The engravings depict three zoomorphic motifs, the most prominent of which is a horse. The site is known by local residents as Carneira.

This is one of three megalithic monuments in Portugal. Belonging to the Alcobertas Parish Church, this funerary dolmen consists of a chamber and a corridor formed by large pillars. Notable features include the tile covering and stone altar.

Traces that can be seen in the vicinity of the castle of Castelo Mendo. The Roman remains are dissidents of the period of the Christian Reconquest and 1270 marks the year of the definitive passage of Castelo Mendo to Portugal, attested by Treaty alcañices.

Restaurante de cozinha portuguesa moderna, que celebra o melhor que Portugal tem para oferecer, da terra ao mar, sempre com ingredientes sazonais e frescos.

First outlet shopping in Portugal, with about 25000 m2 of shopping and leisure area. Nice space, mimicking a typical Portuguese village, where they distribute about 120 shops of domestic and foreign brands.

Cruzeiro gótico, um dos mais antigos de Portugal. Localizado no largo do Mosteiro, tem um capitel românico como base que o torna um exemplar fenomenal.

Localizado no Centro Comercial Alvalade, serve deliciosos pratos da cozinha latina, desde Portugal a Espanha, Brasil, México e Peru. Dispõe de uma simpática zona de esplanada.

This museum portrays the history of the footwear industry in São João da Madeira and the reality of footwear design in Portugal in the 20th century, while also pointing towards the technological and creative vanguard of the 21st century.

Building ordered by D. Luís de Meneses, lord of Pancas and Ponte da Barca, foreiro of the Comendadeiras de Santos-o-Novo in the second half of the XVII century. In the middle of the XIX century it was sold to the judge of the high court José Pereira Palha. In 1968 the City council buys it to the Van Zeller family. It is a manor house with open yard for the carriages and the noble staircase. Inside there’s a small room decorated with rural motifs – the frescos room – dated probably from the XIX century, the chapel, the gardens and …