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Located next to the Constantino Palha Municipal Garden, a bronze sculpture was installed next to the pier, in the riverside area of Vila Franca de Xira, in honor of the jorna workers. The work of the sculptor João Duarte was inaugurated in July 2013. This sculpture saves the memory of the men and women who gathered on the pier looking for work (la jorna which means a day of work). The farmers or their foremen arrived by boat and hired a good part of the labor for the fields of Lezíria or for the factories of the municipality.

The Lines of Torres Vedras are 152 defensive fortifications, built between 1809 and 1812 near Lisbon, which prevented the French advance in the Peninsular War. The Forte do Moinho Branco (or Sinais) is one of these buildings.

Designed by Lieutenant Colonel Joaquim da Costa Cascaes and approved in 1874, the monument commemorates the Anglo-Portuguese victory over Napoleon and the construction of the Lines of Torres Vedras. Completed in 1883, it features a statue of Hercules, the work of the sculptor Simões de Almeida, with classical attributes.

Founded in 1558 by Cardinal D. Henrique, the main church was a majestic temple for the time. After a fire, it was completely rebuilt with simple, unadorned architecture. Its interior, however, houses a valuable collection of sacred art from the 17th and 18th centuries, including pieces from the original church and other churches in Lisbon.

Cais da Jorna, located on the riverside of Vila Franca de Xira, was a meeting point for rural workers. In tribute, the City Council installed a sculpture by João Duarte representing this historical scene. The monument, opened in 2013, includes four anthropomorphic figures and a hand symbolizing the foreman. The work, although it represents workers' utensils, has a contemporary and sophisticated style.

Sobral de Monte Agraço, in the district of Lisbon, is a historic village with 2,900 inhabitants, integrated into the municipality of 10,541 inhabitants, divided into three parishes. It stood out in the Peninsular War, integrating the Lines of Torres, and was elevated to the county seat in 1821. It has the Church of São Quintino, a National Monument in the Manueline style.