It must have been the first public fountain of the city, benefiting from the excellent waters of the Alfama slope. It was rebuilt for the last time in the XVIII century and the house addorsed is a mixture of colours, materials and styles.

One of the notable fountains of the city that is right next to the ruins of the convent with the same name, destroyed at he earthquake of 1755. It is at the centre of a square and has 6 meters.

Fountain built in 1851, being presently deactivated. Around it is a big glazed tiles panel representing the Entrecampos area in the XIX century.

Architectonic work in marble, planed by Reinaldo M. Santos. The sculpture group on top represents Venus and Adonis. This is one of the 18 fountains that, in 1823, received the water from the aqueduct.

Built in 1948, it has two large lateral panels and several sculptures. The four feminine figures symbolize the Tágides (nymphs of the river Tagus) and the man riding a horse is, possibly, the river Tagus.

Built in 1940, this fountain is placed in front of the Império Monastery and, in special events, it lights up in a spectacular way.

Pombal Palace of rectangular plan with two floors, with still about coverage, dormers. The main façade is very simple, with only the round arch portal.

The Vasco da Gama bridge across the Tagus River, linking the region of Montigo and Alcochete to Lisbon and Sacavém. April 4, 1998 was inaugurated, at the time of Expo 98 in Lisbon. Is one of the longest bridges in the world, with approximately 17 kilometers long.

The 25 de Abril Bridge-formerly called Salazar Bridge is a railroad bridge-which links the city of Lisbon to Almada, crossing the estuary of the river Tagus. Is one of the Ex-Libris was one of the Lisbon region, having been inaugurated in August 6, 1966.