A belvedere with astonishing views from where one can see Lisbon and its surroundings.

This belvedere is located above a small chapel with a domed ceiling. From there, one can view the Caparica beaches, the city of Lisbon, Sintra, the Cape Espichel, the Arrábida mountain, the Palmela Castle and the Cascais bay.

This shoreline area is about 13 km long with golden sand beaches, protected areas and several forests. It is a unique area, visited every year by millions of people that do sports such as surf and windsurf, as well as for leisure, not only during the summer but throughout the entire year.

This esplanade by the Tejo river has Portuguese pavement and a terrace area, as well as lights so that one can take nightly walks in an area of unique beauty by the Tejo river estuary.

Founded in 1984, the museum is composed of the Archaeology and History Section, Naval Section, Water Section, Capuchos Convent, Medieval/Modern Section and Arcaheological Site of Almaraz.