Windmill recovered, still functioning part-time. Can be visited during its hours of operation.

18TH century manor with turismo de habitação, vineyards, wine tasting, visits and receções lounge.

A small river beach. However, it offers a very pleasant landscape and is recommended for visiting, especially in summer.

In this complex are mainly located the services of medical consultations and Treatments markup. Are later given various kinds of therapies, whose treatments take place in the locker room annex, the Source of the friars. The water from this source is bicarbonate-sodium with chlorine-,-cyanamide, with a total mineralization of 1,100 mg\/litre.

With its museum, the Carris divulges to the public its memories and the contribution along more than one century to the growth of Lisbon. The Carris museum has two exhibition nucleuses, allowing the visitor a journey through times, with the documents and objects shown: reports, pictures, uniforms, transport tickets, official equipment, lifts, trams and buses.

Built by Cistercian monks between 1178 and 1254, the Monastery consists of three sections: the Church and the North and South Wings, which respectively housed the apartments of the kings and visiting court, and the residences of the Abbot and the monks. The original façade retains the battlements on the side roof, the Gothic portal, and the large side windows. The Church is the largest in Portugal and contains the tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro. Also, noteworthy are the Ambulatory and the Chapel of St. Bernard, the Chapel of Relics, and the Chapel of the Lord …

Ample space with plenty of shade and garden benches where you can relax. Features a playground, a gazebo and a source.

Ancient source of diving, protected by a granite structure, where the local population was going to fetch water for everyday uses.

White-washed, source of three cloths separated by pilasters. Featured spout with features similar to those of Almeida Garrett.

This source has two stone steps on hexagonal base, the Center has a figurehead of a tower with two water outlets.