Places
- Castelo de Monsanto
- Capela de São Pedro de Vir à Corça o Capela de São Pedro de Vira-Corça
- Estação arqueológica romana de São Lourenço
- Aldeia Velha de Monsanto
- Pelourinho de Monsanto
- Torre de Lucano
- Capela da Senhora da Azenha
- Capela da Senhora do Pé da Cruz
- Capela de Santa Maria do Castelo
- Capela de Santo António
- Capela de São José
- Capela de São Miguel do Castelo
- Capela de São Sebastião
- Capela do Espírito Santo
- Fonte Ferreiro
- Igreja da Misericórdia de Monsanto
- Igreja Matriz de Monsanto or Igreja de São Salvador
- Solar da Família do Marquês da Graciosa (Posto de Turismo do Monsanto)
- Solar da Família Melo or Solar dos Condes de Monsanto
- Solar da Família Pinheiro or Solar da Fonte do Mono
- Solar dos Priores de Monsanto
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