The Roman ruins of the Vila Cardílio are some of the traces from the Roman presence in this area. To mention are the polychrome mosaics showing the effigies and the owner’s names, Cardílio and Avita. The occupation time must have been between the 1st and the 4th centuries d.C.

Castle built during the reign of Dom Sancho I, under the ruins of an older fortification. In the reign of Dom Fernando underwent restoration and, in 1755, suffered a lot of damage with the earthquake. Later, the French invaders left the castle in a State of great disrepair, which evolved into the State of total abandonment. Nowadays, preserves some towers of 14th century, including the donjon. The room of the castle is transformed into a garden and is a pleasant place of leisure.

The Almonda Cave is a group of subterranean galleries with an extension of 8 km and vestiges of human occupations from the paleolithic to the roman epoch. The exploration starts along narrow galleries and small rooms. Along narrow pathways, one discovers pre-historic artefacts.

An exhibitions of religious art work and paintings by Carlos Reis.

Manueline chapel with gabled façade, with a single nave with wooden ceiling and a chancel with ribbed dome. It is assumed that has been constructed in the early 16th century, on the site where another temple existed.

Large restaurant, rustic and welcoming, serving dishes from traditional Portuguese regional cuisine, with an emphasis on fish.

Very cosy and rustic restaurant, housed in a beautiful farm. Consists of two rooms, one on each floor, and is decorated with pieces typically ribatejano.

Nice restaurant, located in a typical House, serving dishes from traditional Portuguese regional cuisine, highlighted by the eels.

Healthy food restaurant working in self-service system. In addition to the healthier dishes, serves regional and national food yet.