Rococo church with a single nave and chancel with a vestry located near and Bell Tower. Features inside covers in fake wooden barrel vault, with chorus-high wooden pulpits also. The side chapels have date late-Baroque altarpieces of gilt and polychrome straight plant and an axis, and chancel with Rococo altarpiece.

Built in 1593 by Filipe I, it is six kilometers long and was intended to supply the Convent of Christ. It has 180 arches, often overlapping, and took twenty years to complete.

Is one of the few monuments depicting the dead in World War I of the thirties of the twentieth century with human figure, and above all with the representation of the winged goddess Nikê of victory.

This pillory has a cylindrical shaft and the capital is decorated with foliage. On the finishing there are the arms from D. Manuel I, the armillary sphere and Coat of Arms from the Sousas and Prado.

Convent that shows traces of Romanesque religious architecture, Baroque and Mannerist. The primitive structure shows have been a Cistercian convent. The Church's nave, chancel and vestry. It also features cloister with dormitory, refectory, chapter room and an agricultural farm for self-reliance of the conventual life.

A museum inaugurated on May 8, 2008, supported by the Fundação Oriente. This space shows the relationship between Portugal and the Asian countries, with Chinese art (objects), Indian-Portuguese art, Japanese art and East Timor art. A museum that shows Portugal's strong presence in Asia.

Baroque church of longitudinal plan consists of a nave, a chancel, a vestry and a Bell Tower located near. In the interior, highlighted by thirty-four paintings painted on caissons with scenes from the life of Christ, the Life of the Virgin and saints.

Church of baroque architectural composition, has an interior lined with tiles from the 18th century by Policarpo de Oliveira Bernardes. This set, representing scenes from the life of the patron saint, is one of the most important in the country.

The room on the first floor presents a ceiling adorned with panel-pictures from the painter Pedro Alexandrino, such as the arched roof of the contiguous room. In the salon are illustrated scenes of the Greek mythology and on the contiguous room appear nymphs and mermaids.

Set in the Castle Keep, it presents an important collection of great historical value that includes pieces of light weapons, from the 12th century to the First World War. Most of the original pieces were donated by inhabitants, who participated in the African Campaigns and in World War I. From the terrace of the Torre de Menagem it is possible to contemplate a beautiful panoramic view over several region mountains.