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Santa Maria do Castelo Church (Vouzela): this church’s foundation is connected to the Santiago Order. It constitutes one of the most interesting exemplary of the late Romantic style. Santa Maria do Castelo is a church with three naves and a rectangular chancel. S. Faústo Dolmen (Alcácer do Sal): near the road that leads to Alcáçovas one can observe a dolmen called S. Faústo Dolmen, because of the proximity of the old chapel with this name. This is the only exemplary known in this council that still remains intact and is formed by a small chamber with supports and lid, and without corridor. Santiago’s Church (Alcácer do Sal): this church has only one nave that is large and typically from the 18th century, not only because of its disposal but also because the conjunct joins the sobriety of the squared stone with the exuberance of ploughed wood, paintings and tiles. In fascias superposed one can see panels representing the Santiago’s life, and all around representations of the Virgin’s life, figurations of the Apostles, of the Evangelists and of the Holly Bishops, in blue and white tiles from the 18th century.