Modern building, offering residents a space to practice swimming and related activities.

Modern building with all the necessary equipment for reading and leisure.

Roman granite bridge, made up of five full arches and four short and wide jetties downstream and upstream. It was part of the road system that linked Olisipo to Emerita.

Museum hub operating inside the old Madalena church. The exhibition center consists of archaeological pieces relating to the Roman presence in northern Alentejo.

It is one of the largest and most important archaeological sites from Roman and medieval times on the Peninsula. From the town of Basilii, the foundations, the walls, floors and structures that were below ground are preserved. Among the finds made in archaeological excavations, the following stand out: the mosaic of horses, the mosaic of muses and an inscription dedicated to Mars.

Castle located on top of a very strong hill, which gave rise to the name of the village. Currently, only a few remains remain, one of the medieval towers and some sections of the wall. Conquered by King Afonso Henriques in 1139, this town was populated by King Afonso III in 1257. In 1512 King Manuel granted it a new charter. Built by King Dinis in 1309, this castle was built on Roman foundations and had a wall surrounding the entire town.

It is the only port on the island used for commercial traffic and the only entrance to the island via sea.

This protected area has around 777 hectares and a maximum altitude of 720 meters, including most of the island's coastline and its islets, as well as the Caldeirão volcano. It is home to important communities of endemic flora and fauna species, as well as migratory birds.

This elevation is part of the central volcano of Corvo Island, being its highest point.

It is the only sand beach on Corvo Island, and its sand is formed by small grains of volcanic origin. It is an excellent place for bathing and diving.