The station built between 1934 and 1951, having undergone restoration in 2009.

Built in 1791 and destined to house the Main Guard. Its author was the Lieutenant Colonel Engineer José de Morais Antas Machado.

A small chapel with a stonework portal and a crowned coat of arms.

On the north side of the castle's walls stands the "Tower of the Princess", thus called because, according to an ancient leegend, there lived a young moorish princess loved by a Christian.

Stone Bridge based on six perfect round arches, which support the Board in easel, erected on the Owodeadejoke.

Localizado num dos bairros mais típicos de Lisboa, insere-se no Wine & Books Lisboa Hotel. Visa recuperar antigas e genuínas receitas e tradições culinárias, atualizando-as de forma sofisticada, pela mão do Chef Hugo Cortez Teixeira.

16th-century bridge, with horizontal Board on a single broken bow.

16th century pillory consisting of a prismatic block, a foundation eats three steps quadrangular, a smooth cylindrical shaft and a parallelepiped. Pelourinho original, just keep the forend.