Low house granite door-posts and iron gratings.

16th century building of quadrangular, preserves, with the original proportions, the cloisters. The Baroque façade of the room of the acts covered by 17th tiles and classrooms with the respective chairs and tile historian of the 18th century. The classification also includes the Renaissance portal.

White building with granite rims in both doors and windows. The entrance is made through some arcades.

Large building with the façade covered with glazed tiles.

This work by Fransico Arruda has a deposit among columns, to distribute water to the aqueduct.

Stone aqueduct built with three perpendicular arches.

The burial chamber of unusual size and complex structure runner. This is the largest known tapir, polygonal Chamber with Hall, seven props and TUMULUS. Have been built between 4,000 and 3,500 BC. Here was collected abundant archaeological booty which includes: Player cards, pottery, arrowheads in Flint, copper instruments and green beads and necklaces that are in the Museum of Évora.

The center of the city of Évora. Highlighting the typical neoclassical and romantic façades, dominated the wrought-iron balconies. There is the fountain of Praça do Giraldo, work of architect Afonso Álvares, built in 1571, in white marble, crowned by a bronze Crown.

Hexagonal municipal source, in white marble, with stairs and ramps and 4 water spouts, one on each side of the shape of a square where they are integrated.