The Chapel is located at the school of artillery and was built in honour of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. Highlight for the font, with great architectural beauty.

This chapel was built for use by employees of the Marconi radio. The stained glass windows were painted by Almada Negreiros.

This is the oldest building of the municipality, in a transition between the Gothic and Manueline. Modest old church which is often confused with the typical Alentejo dwellings. In the yard of the church you can see a Gothic octagonal sink. Highlighting the walls lined with the 17th century COB tile, inside.

19th century work with ribatejano features, with four wings on two floors and a beautiful courtyard. Along the main houses there is a chapel in honour of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. This is one of the few monarchical symbols of architecture. It is a private property. It's not visitable.

This building is the current School of artillery, also known as Palace of the passages. Here lived the Royal family and the Court, factor that you can verify by still exist some evidence.

Currently, this fountain serves as a watering hole for animals from the School of artillery and as public laundry.