Gothic style portal made of stone from this region.

Gothic portal with chamfers and simple engraving set in a cinquentist house.

Stone portal documenting the presence of the Gothic style in the civil architecture of Beja.

Stone, Roman arch demolished in 1893 and rebuilt in 1939.

18Th century wood window, called lattice or Venetian window.

Manueline window from the beginning of the XVI century, originally from the Quinta do Castelo and reused during the works of the casa dos Pereiras in 1950’s. This window is characterized for its decorative richness that shows the influence of the Italian renaissance.

Famous Manueline window that came from the Convento do carom built in 1520 and then destroyed during the XIX century. This is the best and most complete example of a Manueline window in Beja, with edge in column similar to a trunk and small flowers on the interior.

Stone monument with about 2 metres height.

Glazed tile panel by Rogério Ribeiro. The thematic panel is related to water and here were once roman baths.

Large panel of glazed tiles, set on a wall imitating a wall of a castle, where is represented the battle with the moor to conquer Beja, led by Gonçalo Mendes da Maia, O Lidador.