The temple has a typology identical to the chapels built in Baixo Alentejo throughout the 16th century.

Housed in the 16th-century Convent of Mosteirinho, the museum features a collection of 2,200 pocket, wrist, and parlor watches displayed in ten exhibition rooms. The permanent exhibition is titled "400 Years of Watchmaking in Portugal," featuring 1,800 pieces, all mechanical, dating from the 17th century onward. One of the exhibition rooms is dedicated to Portuguese clocks, which host temporary exhibitions. The museum offers visitors a library with approximately 600 thematic books, a shop, and a garden.

A space dedicated to the municipality's traditional arts and crafts. The permanent exhibition represents 11 traditional crafts, including pottery, carpentry, basketry, and others. It's noteworthy that each workshop is ready to welcome its artisan, with a variety of objects and tools readily available to the public.

Built in the Modern Age, this small chapel has a façade with a side bell tower and a single vaulted nave. The supporting pillars of the triumphal arch have Manueline bases and capitals. The fresco paintings in the side chapels inside the chapel are notable.

Both the church and the convent were built by São Paulo friars from Serra de Ossa. The architecture is varied, with plain, baroque, and rococo styles.

The temple boasts a variety of architectural touches, including Mannerist, Baroque, and Rococo. The sacristy lavatory stands out, decorated with shells, cartouches, and scrolls from the Rococo period.

A Gothic and Mannerist temple, built in the 14th century. The 17th-century tiles in the chancel, intended as the Melos family pantheon, are notable. The interior features three naves separated by pierced arches over clusters of columns.

The museum features a collection of archaeological pieces, mostly from geographical areas of the municipality, spanning from the Lower Paleolithic to the Islamic period.

Located in the Guadiana river basin, the Enxoé reservoir, on the river of the same name, occupies approximately 785.22 hectares and has been classified as a protected public water reservoir.

A space with views of the Guadiana River and the rapids formed by the narrowing of the riverbanks (from 25 meters to 3 meters wide). All around, the bucolic Serpa landscape is evident.