Chapel was probably built in the 18th century, property of the Countess of Cuba. Highlighting a detail on the facade: an eight-pointed star, symbol of the Marquis of Pombal.

Building with architecture and modernist cultural features, built between 1943 and 1945. Underwent refurbishment and modernization between 1994 and 1997. Consists of an audience, a first order and second order desk, for a total of 500 seats.

18th century palace of two storeys and v. plant was built in 1727 by the 8th count of Vimioso and 2nd Marquis of Valença, Don Francisco de Paula de Portugal e Castro. This building functioned as casino, high school, home of the Junta Autónoma de Agricultural Hydraulic works, extension of Oeiras high school and secondary school. He currently works as cultural Centre: Municipal Library, Dance Center of Oeiras and Centre for the study and dissemination of ancient music.

Aqueduct built in 1765\/1766, with approximately one kilometre in length, two meters high and 80 cm wide. The mother of water, of octagonal plant, features of Pombaline civil architecture.

Bust of Boss Joaquin Lopes, inaugurated in 1976, where you can read some verses of Tomáz Ribeiro. Stood out for being Boss of saves lives, having saved many lives in Barra do Tejo.

Small stone aqueduct located in the historic area of the village.

Stone source, preceded by three steps also in stone. It consists of two cocks, a tank and a body worked.

Statue erected in homage to Maestro César Battle, a native of Oeiras and founder of Saint Amaro de Oeiras.

This pillory is settled in three octagonal steps with a flat and octagonal base. The shaft is pyramidal, with round corners and it forms a voluminous bulge on the inferior part. It is decorated by three large frames and the finishing has a bell shape.

Located in the Marques de Pombal Palace, here you can see an ancient staircase with various statues and various ornaments.