This is the oldest building of the municipality, in a transition between the Gothic and Manueline. Modest old church which is often confused with the typical Alentejo dwellings. In the yard of the church you can see a Gothic octagonal sink. Highlighting the walls lined with the 17th century COB tile, inside.

19th century work with ribatejano features, with four wings on two floors and a beautiful courtyard. Along the main houses there is a chapel in honour of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. This is one of the few monarchical symbols of architecture. It is a private property. It's not visitable.

This building is the current School of artillery, also known as Palace of the passages. Here lived the Royal family and the Court, factor that you can verify by still exist some evidence.

The garden has wide lawns with trees and fruit trees. There is also a trail, a bicycle track and a large playground with sand floor. There is also a terrace and a spring, as well as a kiosk and a Centre of Environmental Education.

The EPA museum deals with military history and is largely located in the garden by the school, where one may find the Bocas de Fogo (Fire Mouths) and another area in the military headquarters. The collection dates back to before 1861 and includes ammunitions an clothes, among others.

Simple residential, consisting of 14 rooms. It serves meals nor breakfast.

Classed as city's heritage, built by the end of the 19th century, this restaurant belogs to the Acez "Albergaria" and has author's cuisine with typical regional flavours. The space is surrounded by glass windows and one can thus enjoy the beauty of the gardens and of the artificial waterfalls. Luxury yet discrete.

A welcoming restaurant, even if the exterior looks don't show it. It has a country decor and a fine and delicious cuisine, namely of typical dishes of the Alentejo region.