Private palace with very striking architecture in the shape of a castle. It has an entrance adorned with marble columns and a bust.

This 16th century temple was remodelled on the 17th century and it is settled above a Roman mausoleum seizing part of this structure. This place is linked to the cult of São Manços, documented since the 7th d. C. century.

This church was reformed on the 12th century maintain the main chapel, the sacristy and flying buttress from the 16th century. On the inside stands out the two lateral altars in polychrome carving from the end of the 18th century and the tunnel vault apse in masonry covered with blue and white glazed tiles.

Is the Nunnery with the oldest Foundation in the South of the country. It is characterised by its vast proportions and harmony with the landscape. The cloister has similarities with the convent of São Bernardo in Portalegre, Cistercian, too.

The set comprises the Chapel, sacristy and housing area. The Chapel is 18TH century, a ship, and features a Gothic sculpture (13th century) of Nossa Senhora da Piedade. The housing area and the sacristy are Manueline buildings.

This hermitage construction has started by the end of the XVII Century. The temple maintains a presbytery with a Manueline – Mudejar cover and the main chapel has a lancet dome.

Pequena ermida quinhentista de nave única, que segue a tipologia das capelas de romaria alentejanas do Séc. 16, primitivamente antecedida por alpendre, já desaparecido, de grande despojamento na expressão arquitectónica, com cunhais e remates de alçados em granito rusticado contrastando com o branco da cal. Cobertura interior em abóbada nervurada de 2 tramos, sobre mísulas molduradas de sabor manuelino. Interior apenas iluminado pelo portal de entrada, sóbriamente decorado por painéis rectangulares de pintura mural, um no alçado fundeiro e os restantes dois nos laterais.

Conjunto megalítico, em que a Anta principal pode considerar-se protótipo de um tipo raro mas característico da região de Évora.