16th century building has undergone changes later. Highlight to the tiles of the early 17th century and 18TH century.

This church façade maintains the masonry decoration from the 18th century and the doorway is still from the 17th century. The inside presents a nave with the plan in Latin cross. From the primitive construction from the ends of the 13th century it remains an pointed arch in granite.

Tower built in the 17th century, with a rectangular plan, a uniform coverage and a pentagonal pyramidal coruchéu Kimo.

Theater opened in 1858, which underwent maintenance in 1886, in 1906 and 1913. In the late 20th century\/early 21st century, it was the seat of the Grupo Desportivo Portalegrense and was rented to the UCKG is currently closed.

Palace built in the 18th century by Álvaro Xavier da Fonseca Coutinho. The coat features the arms of family Fonseca Coutinho and Povoas, to which it still belongs.

This Palace is in the same location where, according to tradition, was the building where he lived Dona Iria Gonçalves do Carvalhal Pereira, mother of Dom Nuno Álvares Pereira. It was built in the 18th century by an Italian family, the Achioli. It consists of two floors, with a sober facade and geometric lines, markedly Baroque style.

Build on the beginning of the 19th century; this palace is composed by three bodies with ground and main floors. It has ten parapet windows with small pediments on the main floor, in which the central window is topped by a Coat of arms. On the inside there is an atrium and double stairs leading to the main floor.

Fountain built in 1894.

17TH-century building, with a sober face. The coat belongs to Ataídes, Pear, Fonseca Tavares and Oak. I've worked here the ancient Guild of farming.

Baroque building built in the 18th century. The coat belongs to the former home of the back of Arronches, Avilezes and Sousas Juzartes, which later became Viscounts of Portalegre.