Rococo Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a unique space and with wooden interior coverage in mixer. Inside, the altarpiece in painted and gilded Rococo. It is believed that it was built in the 18th century and the interior renovated in 1990.

Neoclassical chapel built in 1806, to present a simple plan with coverage of two waters. The facade presents a perfect round door and a small bell. There are some interior paintings by Sebastião José Ferreira Pinto.

Traces of two waists of walls that once surrounded the highest point of the village. Originated probably in the iron age, having been later returned in the high middle ages.

Set of traces of fortified village dating from the iron age romanized with traces of a temple and necropolis of graves in case of immutable slabs of high-medieval period.

C19th sanctuary comprising a church of longitudinal plant consisting of three naves and an isolated Bell Tower, an ordeal and a replica of the cave Was in Fatima.

Baroque chapel of simple rectangular plant, with coverage in gable roof and a façade crowned by a belfry. It is believed that it was built between the 16th century and the 17TH century, suffering subsequent reforms.

A Mesquita Central de Lisboa é a sede da comunidade islâmica portuguesa e divide-se em quatro áreas: a entrada, a sala de orações, a madraça (escola) e o minarete.

Built as a result of a promess made by the Bishops of Portugal to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in the hope of keeping the country away from the horrors of the second world war, the monument of the Christ-King (Cristo-Rei) is located on the Almada plane, 113 metres above sea level and has fabulous views of the Tejo river's