Building with an imposing façade where, presently, works a mini market and a small tavern.

The construction of the medical school began in 1899 but the classes only started in 1911. This is a huge monument with classical exterior architectonical lines and an interior decoration that combines painting, sculpture and glazed tiles with architecture.

Former Franciscan convent consisting of a church and a convent. The latter consists of three floors ripped by straight Dick Windows, while the Church presents a longitudinal plan consists of a nave and a narrower chancel. Features of Mannerist, Baroque architecture and Pombaline.

This building, planed by the architect José Luís Monteiro, it presents a façade with two horseshoe moor arches. Between these arches is the Dom Sebastião statue. The building is covered in limy ashlar masonry.

Neoclassical revival House, built in a recreational farm completely surrounded by a wall. The building features a simple rectangular plan, with facades flanked by apilastrados corners. Abroad, has several annexes and a garden, where you see a tank surrounded by tile-lined banks pombalinos.

Dwelling house of simple rectangular plant, with two floors divided by monumental frieze. It was built in the 19th century, becoming the residence of Cesário Verde. Currently, there is a plaque commemorating this fact.

House of simple rectangular plan with two floors, torn by rectilinear spans, where highlights a registration of figurative façade tile with shell motifs, floral and vegetal elements. Both the House as the record 20TH century tile.

In this farm the use of the glazed tiles is explored untill exsaustion: they cover walls, fountains, series of arches, benches and colonnades. You may say that the garden has more glazed tiles than plants. The polychromic paintings that decorate the churches and the garden benches and the paintings with religious motifs and campestrian scenes are remarkable.

It is an exemplar of the XVIII century manorial architecture, a work of Carlos Mardel. It is a three floors building: the ground floor is destined to a service area and a kitchen, the first floor was the noble floor, and the second floor the attic. In the atrium there is a huge marble staircase and, at the wall, twelve glazed tiles figures allusive to the twelve months of the year. The library, in two floors, has a wood application painted in white and gold. The chapel is covered with beautiful figurative glazed tiles allusive to the Christ’s Passion.

Built in 1865, this building has four floors and an attic. The façade is, with exception of the ground floor, totally covered with figurative glazed tiles, conceived by the painter Luis Ferreira, known as the “Ferreira das Tabuletas".