Small secluded Chapel, with little Bell and door with granitic arc.

Building with large white facade with grey bar. The main door is surmounted by an altar with a santa with a rake in hand.

Main chapel with stone arcades 3 facade and a stained-glass window with San Antonio represented.

Part of ravelin, tunnel-shaped coleante, the time of Dom Manuel I, who stressed the safety of the door of the village. Have the shield, in marble, this King, flanked by armilares balls.

Former 18th-century palace\/furnished 19th singular in lime mortar, imitating floral motifs in yellow tones.

Old House of Almotaçaria and Ver-o-Peso, which maintains the elevations of the period of 1743, reform of corners trimmed by ornate masonry, torn and central window shutters.

Huge and ancient square that comprises a series of relevant buildings including the convent of St. John of God and the Church.

The dispatch room decor, the ceiling, the frescoes and the Manueline portal. Has a central wooden table too big and old. There are, currently, the assemblies of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia.

Dating from the 14th century, the Church was remodelled in the 16th and 17th centuries. It was the most important Temple of the village. Was made up of quadrangular, with vault and ogival arches ships 3. Today part of the left front with the Manueline portal, as well as part of the headboard.

Named after the village of Montemor-o-Novo the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.