Single building with ornamented doors and a cross on top. Inside the chapel, stand out some paintings and the golden carving main altar.

This Monastery was built between 1295 e 1305, founded by D. Dinis who belonged to the Cistercian Order. It was rather damaged by the 1755 earthquake and nowadays it only prevail the door, the apsidal chapels and some of the cloister traces. We should point out the gothic apse with a main chapel and two side chapels, all of polygonal shape and covered with rib vaulting. In this monastery lays D. Dinis tomb and his daughter tomb D. Maria Afonso.

A reborn cultural space where one may visit the church, the entrance, the stables, the gardens of Saint João, the cellars pateo, the kitchen, the rooster's pateo, the chaptr's room and more. It exhibits several collections.

Circular route, with medium difficulty, over 12 kilometers, in the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park.

Playground of small dimensions, in synthetic flooring, fenced, with three rides.

A stone aqueduct with several arches, about seven metres tall.

Small section of Roman road which is in good condition, situated in the Centre of the town.

Picnic Park situated in a forested area, stretching over an area quite enlarged. Features of granite benches and tables, a grill and a source.

The Garden of the Monastery, with a fountain and a quite lovely surrounding landscape.

Convento dominicano, renascentista e maneirista.