The Mule's ass Winery in Golegã, a rustic and cosy space is located in a House typically Ribatejo, serving good regional dishes. The abanico de black pig is the specialty of the restaurant, which has coal the origin of most of the specialties that lead to the table. But even more proud of the wine list very large and comprehensive. Cultivate the pleasure of a good group conversation, offering rooms for groups.

A simple restaurant, decorated with bullfighting motifs, that serves rather well prepared regional dishes.

Ideally set in a space marked for beautiful glass walls, the restaurant, intimate environment leverages the inspirations that come of the lezíria, as well as their products, many seasonal, to present a creative and letter at the same time, balanced.

Among the 20 to 50 entries, try the sauteed mushrooms, sausages, tuna with black-eyed peas and the Endive, but don't get distracted, because then comes the main course, like the delicious deep-fried shrimp and ribs with the hunk of cow. Shot with one of the desserts or combine your favorite and get to realize, in the fullness, the reason for the choice of the name of the restaurant.

Temple sent build by Gaspar Serrão to function as Chapel of the Manor. The relationship and the good connection between the 17th-century tiles and architectural elements. Emphasise the pulpit, the triumphal arch and the ceiling paintings.

It is not known the date of construction of this building, however, it is known that originally functioned as residence. Currently, it houses the information desk of the Institute of employment and vocational training and the Secretariat of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Golegã.

Movie theater of rectangular plant, presenting features of civil architecture and modernist cultural. It was opened in 1956, closed in 1984 and, after almost twenty years of works, was reopened in 2000.

The date of construction of this building is not known, knowing, however, that originally functioned as residence. Currently, it houses a home for the elderly, the Santa Casa da Misericórdia.

Burgher House dating from 1865 and consists of two floors, with the main facade with moldurados spans with semicircular arched and pointed to witches and Tuscan pilasters. On the ground floor, especially the set of standard 18th-century tiles. The family Vaz Monteiro, who it belonged to, donated the House to the Santa Casa da Misericórdia, in 1970.

20TH century building, designed by the architects Armando Fernandes Amorim and Vasco Lacerda Marques. Formerly, this Court works on the premises of the Town Hall, but after a fire, moved to this building.