Ancient sculpture of Santa Iria protected by a metallic covering. This pillar marks the place where, accordingly to the tradition, the sarcophagus of the martyr Santa Iria came to rest.

A statue that honours Vasco da Gama, the first man that travelled to India by sea. He connected Europe and Asia at the end of the 15th century and has an important place in the world's history. He was born in Sines.

An austere temple. It has a longitudinal plan, compoised of a nave and a narrower high altar with the sacristy on the left side.

Aqueduct ordered by d. João II, presenting to stores of arcades. It is also called Aqueduto da Estrada dos arcos or Aqueduto dos Arcos.

Setúbal was once surrounded by two belts of walls. The first, called Muralha Afonsina for being constructed during the reign of King D. Afonso V, traced out the boundaries of Setúbal. This wall was made to protect this fishermen community from the attacks of pirates. The second wall was constructed during the reign of King D. João IV and was made to protect the village that expanded outside the first walls.