draws on local resources, while 36.3% (or 1711 hectares) of the territory is covered in forests, allowing a nascent saw-milling and carpentry industry. Architecture Prehistoric Castro of Castelo Velho (), a fortified settlement situated over the Rio Lucefecit associated with metallurgical activities during the Chalolithic era, that includes several structures and short wall. The site had human settlement since the Bronze Age until the Moorish occupation, but little information on events leading to its abandon. Fortified settlement/sanctuary of Endovelicus () Civic Farmers Guild of Alandroal () Fountain of Praça () Great Mill of São Brás dos Matos () Mill of Azenhas d'el Rei () Municipal Hall of Alandroal () Municipal Hall of Terena () Old Bridge of Terena (over the Ribeira de Lucefécit) () Pillory of Alandroal () Pillory of Juromenha () Pillory of Terena () Spring of the Misericórdia () Military Castle of Alandroal (), is a castle constructed during the reign of King D. Denis, dated 6 February 1294; its cornerstone was laid-down by Lourenço Afonso, 9th Master of the Order of Avis; Castle of Terena (), Gil Martins and his wife, D. Maria João were responsible for its founding in 1262, to support the interests of King D. Denis to consolidate his kingdom's frontiers; Fortress of Juromenha () Religious Chapel of Santo António () Chapel of São Sebastião () Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição () Church of Nossa Senhora do Loreto () Church of Santo António () Church of São Brás () Church of São Francisco de Assissi () Church of São Pedro () Church of São Tigao () Church of the Misericórdia of Alandroal () Church of the Misericórdia of Juromenha () Church of the Misericórdia of Terena () Hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Consolação () Hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Vitória () Hermitage of Nossa Senhora das Neves () Hermitage of Santa Clara () Hermitage of Santo Amaro () Hermitage of Santo António () Hermitage of São Bento () Hermitage of São Pedro () Hermitage of São Sebastião () Hermitage/Shelter of Santa Marina () Hospice/Hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Saúde () Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Assunção da Boa Nova (), the fortified Gothic sanctuary/church was founded in 1340 by D. Maria, wife of Alfonso XI Castilo and daughter of Afonso V of Portugal, after the victory at the Battle of Salado using a Greek cruciform plan. In 1700, it was remodelled by commander