Our Lady of the Conception Convent and Church

The construction of this complex, inspired by the Italian Baroque style, started in the year 1697 and before all was a palace, occupied by Constantino de Bragança, Viceroy of India, until in the year 1698 when he was consecrated by the Bishop of Evora, the convent of the congregation of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri. The exterior is known for its pink marble facade, which was not finished until the year 1961, inside one can visit the set of tiles dedicated to the life and miracles of St. Philip Neri. It now has: The town hall, library, tourist information office and a museum of Sacred Art. Hours: