Italian classical theatre in Horseshoe, very rare in Portugal. Inside, the structure of wooden cabins with Golden stucco decorative applications. The eclectic decorative elements are visible, too, in the Hall: the walls decorated by frames with shell motifs and festoons (neoclassical) with symbols depicting the theater, in stucco. There are also suggestions of neo-Baroque style and new artwork (the Iron Guard window).

This building was constructed on the 17th century. It possesses noble façades where the doorway with a Coat of Arms and the bay windows stand out. Currently it is the Regional Museum.

The facade of this temple rips on a small galilé alpendrada. The interior is coated by 16th century tiles. It features a 16th century altarpiece and a stone image of the Patron Saint.

The accurate date for this tower construction is unknown, but according to a document it already existed on the first half of the thirteenth century. Supposedly it was donated by D. Sancho the second to a noble.

The most important green space in town, with a total of about four hecatres of woods. It used to be a hunting ground, then became a private garden and, later on, a municipal park. An area of ecological balance.

This manor house was built in the century XVI with plan in L and an out chapel. The main chapel has a ribbed vaulted roof and the walls are covered with panel of glazed tiles from the XVIII century.

Solar nobre datado do século XVIII, ostentando o brasão da família Sanches de Baena. Atualmente, funciona aqui o Bacalhôa Buddha Eden.

Latin cross with vertical Rod serving as a column based on cubic base frame on top with inscriptions. Is surrounded by an iron railing. It was erected in memory of the anglo-Portuguese\/French combat.

Set of windmills with a solid cylindrical construction. Their coverage (Livingston) is movable, to allow orient the sails against the wind.

Windmill recovered, still functioning part-time. Can be visited during its hours of operation.