Located at the Alcântara centre, it was one of the rare constructions that stood the earthquake of 1755. The palace has beautiful gardens, where you may enjoy a vast collection of exotic plants. Right in front of this building there is a fountain. It was a royal residence until the beginning of the XX century (almost all the Portuguese kings lived here), when the monarchy was abolished in Portugal. In 1910, the palace saw its precious art collections divided by several museums.

Church with single nave longitudinal plant. The front elevation is organized in a single body. The fronton is exceeded with a cross.

Church founded in 1787 by the Brotherwood and Charity of Nossa Senhora das Dores. In 1867 it suffers repair and improvement works. It has longitudinal plant with a single nave and a main chapel.

This church, built in 1753, presents a longitudinal drawing, a single nave and main chapel. In 1783 it suffered repair works. Already in 1940 it was the object of repairs and changes of the lateral altars.

Chapel that occupies the ground floor of a three storeys building from the Marquês de Pombal period. On the façade there’s a portal cased with ornamental ashlar masonry and tympanum, formed by three doors. Inside, the single nave is covered with white and blue glazed tiles representing the life of the Holly Mary.

Santo António de Lisboa, or Fernando de Bulhão was born around 1200, in a small house next to the Cathedral. Its most important statue was raised at the Alvalade quarter.

Statue of João Maria Ferreira do Amaral (1803-1849), eminent soldier and Macau governor in 1846-1849. The statue, made by Maximiliano Alves, was opened in June, 24th, 1940 and removed from Macau in 1999.

At the centre of the Comércio Square is a statue dated from 1833, in bronze, representing Dom José riding his horse, surrounded by stone angels and horses.

18th century dwelling house consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with dormers and a patio. Here lived in the summer Light historian Soriano, as proves the inscription on the main gate.

Century housing building, consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with attic room and patio. Here lived and died the known researcher of the history of the city of Lisbon, Júlio Castilho.