This Megalithic granite menhir was identified and raised up in 1970. It is estimated that it has approximately 4 metres high and 1 of diameter. It was fallen, fractured and presenting signals of degradation, besides having lost its base which was carved afterwards to reconstruct the menhir.

It is thought that this dolmen was built at the same time as the first, between 3500 and 3000 BC has not yet been fully excavated, but it has already been possible to make it known that this dolmen was a funerary complex with very generous dimensions, where human remains were found more than 118 individuals.

Another work by the architect José Francisco de Abreu. José Bernardo de Sousa da Câmara was municipal councillor in 1752 and retired in 1798 from the rank of sergeant-major of cavalry, having died shortly after. The House was left to a niece-d. Rrr Xavier Caetano de Aragã. Is the largest manor houses of the village and retains its residential function, in great condition, outside and inside. The facade follows a sober style and symmetrical. Inside there is a chapel and several neoclassical murals.

Residential building, two floors, situated in the street that leads to the Town Hall. Here lived the doctor and benefactor of the Earth Christian Garden, duly honored, as can be read in the inscription which appears beside the central window. On the main façade, the prominence goes not only to the sobriety of the lines, highlighted by white and ochre paint, as well as for the tiles of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. It is currently owned by Santa Casa da Misericórdia and works as a juvenile home.

It is said that this was the House where they were horribly tortured prisoners by the inquisitors, although there is no documentary evidence. Contends that this House has been in the service of the Inquisition only as process file or as a prison until the prisoners being judged in the Court of Holy Office, in Évora.

Has granite's sister-in-law facade and gate in white limestone, group of Windows and large scope of the choir rises by triangular pediment. The bronze Bell casting is of 1749. The high altar bears a beautiful gilded altarpiece of Baroque style.

Church founded by King John I in 1564, although it has been open to the cult in 1569. Located in the historic centre of the town, has a small terrace, with the same name as the patron of the Church, given the existence, prior to the construction of the Church, of a gathering of devotees Claustrais de Santo António. Inside you can see 16th century wall paintings of great beauty. Today's place of worship and devotion and funerary chapel.

Large tapir situated along the river of the handle. Thought to have been built between 3500 and 3000 BC and who have witnessed at least 134 burials. When was excavated was found that had already been previously disturbed. The estate found is considerable in quantity and diversity.

Church with a single nave, chancel and vestry, example of typical Alentejo countryside architecture, which suffered major changes in the 18th century Baroque taste. Religious building adossado the attachments with compartments assistive function. Inside stands a wall with Gallery of Examiners, composed of four padded tables, counter the triumphal arch, apilastrado, with the national shield painted. In the chancel enhances the domed polinervurada coverage of edges, completely covered with murals, tile-lined side prospects, representing the works of mercy and biblical subjects and false Windows, freshly painted with lobes and carved finials. The high altar is in gilt, with Solomonic columns …

16th-century Church, typical Alentejo countryside construction, consisting of narthex, nave, chancel, vestry, baptistery and ancillary buildings. The narthex was built in the 17th century and was also at this time that built the sink and if made fresh decoration of the presbytery. In the presbytery and in the narthex murals can be seen.