Market opened in 1954, with a rectangular plan and two floors. Organized around a central courtyard, with side aisles and shopping.

Church with Manueline characteristics, Baroque and Rococo, consisting of a single nave, a chapel, a sacristy, a processional pace and a Bell Tower. The hospital features a Baroque façade with five cloths with individualized trim in polilobado pediment. Currently, the chapel serves as headquarters of the National Body of Listeners of Portalegre and the hospital serves as a home for the elderly.

Building built in 1683, where he currently works the GNR headquarters.

Museum installed in this old house poet, where you can view various pieces of religious art and popular art. Highlighting an all-around 400 sculptures of Christ crucified.

Chapel built in the 17th century, with a single nave, Baroque characteristics and vernacular. In the 18th century was built the altar and side in the 20th century was carried out the mural in the main altarpiece.

It is believed that the original temple was built in the 16th century, then place in the 18th century, the construction of the current Temple. It consists of a nave, a chapel and a sacristy, with Baroque and Rococo features. In the interior, highlighted by a painted Ashlar and for some screens of Pedro Alexandrino.

Building dating from the first half of the 20th century, the present features of modernist architecture. Continues to operate as coffee, being just a lounge and a kitchen.

Its construction has probable pointing to the year 1618. It consists of nave with wooden roof, chancel with coffered Dome, sacristy and dependencies. The main altarpiece has Mannerist characteristics. Highlights for the murals of the interior simulating 18th century altarpieces.

Church with probable date from the 13th century, consisting of three ships and five spans, chancel and vestry. The main door and sides must also Gothic influence. The interior is markedly 1500s, the side altars Baroque and Mannerist Epistle. Banks are 17th century.