Dwelling house of simple rectangular plan with two floors, including a courtyard and a walled patio. The facades are flanked by apilastrados corners and regularly ripped by Windows.

Huge work that crosses the Alcântara valley, being that the most visible part of this monument are the 14 arches. At the end of the aqueduct rises a structure with a castle shape called the Mãe d’àgua of the Amoreiras. There are guided tours to the arches and the reservoir that supplies the city.

House probably built in the second half of the 18th century, presenting a simple rectangular plan with two floors. The main façade presents the spans arranged symmetrically, with emphasis on the record, in tones of hagiographic azulejar blue and white, with shell motifs frame and Windings.

Casa Pombal and Rococo, to present a simple rectangular plan, with a mansard roof rises, typically pombalina. The facades are torn by vain symmetrical, one of them placed a record of hagiographic tiles with Rococo shell motifs, floral and vegetal elements, with the representation of the Virgin and child.

Triumphal arch that celebrates the construction of the Águas Livres Aqueduct in 1834.

Built in the XVI century, it owns an austere front, accordingly to the canons of the Companhia de Jesus. Inside, on the contrary, it is decorated with carvings, painting, glazed tiles and marbles that make up an important set of the mannerist and baroque decorative arts.

Its construction was ordered by Dom Afonso Henriques, outside the Moorish walls. The temple has a limestone front with a central body and two turrets. All the inside deserves a special attention.

Built in the middle of the XX century, by Vasco Regaleira. The Almada Negreiros glass Windows are worthy of note.