Water reserve surrounded by a friendly green space. Several sport fishing competitions take place here.

Small grassy and tree-lined space, located on the riverbank.

Located on a small elevation, at the confluence of the Zêzere river with the Tagus, Constância was elevated to a town by Dom Sebastião in the 16th century. According to tradition, the village welcomed Luís de Camões. The monuments here include the Casa de Camões or Arcos, the Church of Misericórdia, the Church of São Julião, the pillory, the Museum of Rivers and Maritime Arts, the Camoniano garden and the monument to Camões.

Museum set in a house dating from the end of the 18th century. It was opened in 1981 and displays a vast array of Lima Couto's personal objects and many originals, especially correspondence exchanged with friends, as well as a rich art collection consisting of furniture and paintings.

Church with a simple longitudinal plan with a single nave. It presents characteristics of Mannerist and Baroque architecture. Inside, the highlights are the 17th century tiles and the baroque main altarpiece, in the national style.

Church built in 1636 on the site where the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament had stood. Between the 18th and 19th centuries, it was completely rebuilt. It presents characteristics of Mannerist, Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical architecture.

Pillory consisting of an Ionic column based on a platform of three steps, protected by stone columns, topped by an element topped with an iron armillary sphere.

Urban set in the shape of a spider web, created around the old Church of Santiago. There are several monuments here, including: the Santana Chapel, the Casa do Tejo, the Casa da Torre, the House Museum Vasco de Lima Couto, the Palace, the Clube Estrela, Vivenda Carolina and several other houses.

16th century construction, with brick arches, where, according to tradition, Luís Vaz de Camões lived during his visit to the town. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was profoundly altered, highlighting the very thick load-bearing walls made of plastered stone and brick masonry and the foundations of the corbel that supported the already demolished five-span round archway. The ruins of the old Manueline door, a 16th century door with a straight lintel and a beveled brick window with a boarded-up curved lintel, are also visible.

Park measuring around ten hectares, where you can find a maintenance circuit, a WineHouse, a Garden of Aromatic and Medicinal Plants, a Butterfly Garden, a children's playground and an outdoor amphitheater.