This is a neoclassic work built in limestone from this region, with two bell ringer towers. The façade presents six pilasters with Ionic capitals where three windows and three porticos open up, on the porch. On the inside it is worthy to mention the marbles and the paintings, particularly the canvas with the images of John the Baptist and the Last Supper.

Building dating back to 1890, the portraits of Viscount of Chanceleiros Guilherme and João Carlos Henriques by Raja Cristino, and still four busts in medallions on the walls, representing Dom Manuel I, Camões, Damião de Goes and Pero de Alenquer.

Combination of main building, home of the hydraulic machinery, workshops, home of the steam engine, warehouses, stamping building, Villa accommodation, houses, monumental staircase, fireplace, mother-of-water, engine House and guard House.

Former School of education instituted by testament of meritorious Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos, the count of Ferreira. Was inaugurated in 1872, on the spot where once stood the Church of Saint Stephen. Later, the Museum has installed Hipólito Cabaço.

Small stone font with an espresso and a rectangular tank that stretches on both sides, forming stone banks.

Bust erected in honor of Commander Oliveira and Carmo, awarded the military order of the tower and sword.

This is a Milestone with a rococo architecture built by orders of Queen Dona Maria I to mark the miles from the Royal road starting in Lisbon. In this monument one stands out the sun watch placed in the milestone base.

Large tile Panel with images relating to the tile Industry of Alenquer.

Bust located in a small grassy area and fenced, erected in honor of Jaime Augusto Ferreira.