Building from the XVII century, that still keeps its façade. It suffered changes during the XX century and was adapted to become the Conservatory.

Modern architecture building, where is now the Escola Secundária Diogo Gouveia.

White building with stone edge windows. There’s a small balcony over the main door.

This building keeps its façade intact but suffered some changes inside. Here runs the Rádio Voz da Planície.

Manor house built in the XVII century that suffered changes during the XIX century.

Manor house with a passage over the Travessa do Cepo. It was built in the XVIII century and suffered some changes during the XIX century.

White building with a cylindrical tower. The masonry work is classified as Municipal Interest.

Building from the XVIII century that suffered changes during the XIX century, where a Manueline window from the beginning of the XVI century stands out. Tourist classification: masonry work classified as Municipal Interest

Manueline gateway with straight lintel, garnished by canopied arch framed by perfect curve arches. Coming from a house in the historic centre of Beja, it documents the popularization of the ornamental manueline lexicon at Baixo Alentejo during the beginning of the XVI century. It stands out for its richness in decoration, showing an exuberant taste that made the school of the manueline architecture in Beja.

It is one of the most interesting portals of Beja, either for its ornamentation or by the fact it is epigraph. Its ornamentation includes a trunk that crosses round capitals decorated with vegetarian motifs and ending in an arch.