This is an important fortified village form the Chalcolithic period, with 5 different construction stages regarding different occupation stages. There are several residential structures and defensive systems rather remarkable which are made out of walls and towers.

This farm represents the social life in the 18th century.

A church with a main façade that has two belltowers and some interesting neoclassic details. The altars are covred by marble and ornamented with retables.

Church initially built in the Valley of the Ribeira de Barcarena. Only in 1736 was built at this location. Highlighting the two bell towers, embellished with an original work in masonry, and for a set of 18TH century tiles that line the nave and the chapel.

A church with only one nave that has the interior and the high altar covred by polychrome tiles that date back to the 18th century. It has a large collection of canonicals for celebrations.

An old and small temple that was built before 1698. Inside, there is a simple lower part of 18th century tiles.

Property formerly known as Great Couple, just passing the current description in the 18th century. Suffered damage with the earthquake of 1755 and later recovered. Emphasis on the walls that surround the Palace, lined the tiles dating from the 18th century. Currently, works here the Marques de Pombal Foundation and, in their gardens, there are occasionally some concerts and exhibitions.

Pombal Palace of rectangular plant, built by count of Oeiras and Marquis of Pombal, Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo in the 18th century. Throughout the building are visible some footers azulejares of the 17th and 18th centuries.

L-shaped plant Palace, built in the late 18th century. In 1860 the tile coating has been applied from the outside, probably by Louis Ferreira.

This small 17th century fortress has a small chapel with 18th century tiles. In 1976 the fortress was given to the Armed Forces social services to be used as a vacation site.