This church was founded by the Queen Saint Isabel in 1300 and afterwards it was reconstructed by Filipe the 2nd between 1589 and 1633. It is worthy to mention the Renaissance coffers in stone on the main chapel, the 16th century glazed tiles, the stonework on the lateral altars, the pulpits and the carvings.

Be sure to visit this tower of homage, one of the few remaining traces of the ancient castle of Abrantes, dating from the 12th century. The donjon was built later, in the early 14th century, in the reign of Dinis. The Tower has a quadrangular plant, located in the center of the Plaza de armas.

It is a small museum, opened in 1980 and raised in tribute to all those who contributed to the birth of Metalúrgica Duarte Ferreira. Includes a reconstruction of the workshop, some wrought-iron instruments and the evolution of the forge, since its inception until the ' 80.

The historical core of Abrantes is characterized by the existence of houses with facades decorated with sardinheiras or mauve-pink. Highlights are the churches of St. John, St. Vincent and Santa Maria do Castelo, classified as national monuments, as well as the igreja da Misericórdia, the gate of the convent of Nossa Senhora da Esperança, António Botto, the library building to the City Hall and the House Almada, classified as buildings of public interest.

Castle situated on the right bank of the Tagus River, consisting of medieval fortifications and bastions. This castle has undergone profound changes and reconstructions over the centuries, particularly in the 17th and 19TH centuries. In the 17th century, Dom Afonso V, fearing an invasion of Spain, ordered the rebuilding of ancient fortifications. This fortress was considered the key to the defence of Borders and played an important role during the French invasions. Keep the keep and some cloths of wall with round turrets. Highlights the vaulted spaces with terrazzo. The Church of Santa Maria survived the various changes, saving the …

It was constructed under the orders of Dom Afonso II in 1215, this church was destroyed by an earthquake in 1429 and it was later rebuilt in 1433. On the last quarter of the 15th century here it were constructed D. Diogo and D. Lopo graves. It is worthy to mention the Gothic triumphal arch, the fifteen hundreds graves, the mudejar glazed tiles and the altarpiece primitive part. In 1921 it was here installed Abrantes Regional Museum.

Also named Marnel Old Bridge this bridge is made out of a curved platform sustained by five arches.

Museum situated in the second station of Sernada extension to Aveiro (do Vale do Vouga), occupying a former adapted. Here you can enjoy the spoils of the National Railway companies and Vale do Vouga.

Manor of popular architecture, with an irregular plant consisting of a residence, a chapel and attachments. These different bodies are connected by an overpass closed with toppings.