Building dating from the late 19th century, consisting of three floors, with the Bay Windows on the first floor. This construction comes up to our days to testify the importance that the Horta was the provider Center steamships docked here.

The Municipal Museum of Alcochete was inaugrated in 1988 an comprises three different themes: archaeology, history and ethnology. Of the several historical objects here, a special note to the Manuelin Pillory, the original document of the Alcochete chart, dating back to 1515, the Book of Santa Maria de Sabonha, dated 1421/1422, and a set of wights of the Dom Manuel I reformation.

A good looking park with plenty of lawns. There are lamps.

A nice garden with benches and good looking flowerbeds.

Extensive site for picnics, with a look and contact with nature.

Extensive site for picnics, with a look and contact with nature.

Extensive site for picnics, with a look and contact with nature.

Building dating back to 1890, the portraits of Viscount of Chanceleiros Guilherme and João Carlos Henriques by Raja Cristino, and still four busts in medallions on the walls, representing Dom Manuel I, Camões, Damião de Goes and Pero de Alenquer.

The Porto’s Misericórdia Church is from the XV century and its front is by Nicolau Nasoni. It suffered profound changes during the XVIII century. The rococo style is quite obvious on its decorations. Inside, the main chapel, which is from the primitive construction, deserves a careful look. At the Mesários room, a masterpiece of the gothic painting stands out.

It has a square platform with Access to various steps with an open porch, with a square plan formed by four pillars. On the inside there is a flaming Calvary in Gothic style presenting in one of the sides, a crucified Christ, and on the other side the Senhora da Piedade (Piety Lady).