Campo dos Mártires da Pátria

The square features a central pond with ducks, surrounded by pine trees, weeping willows, and jacaranda trees. The grounds include basketball courts, playgrounds, and underground parking, creating a mixed-use space for recreation and vehicle access.

Originally called Largo do Lavrador, the square was renamed Campo dos Mártires da Pátria to honor those who died during the Liberal Revolution of 1820. This name change reflects a pivotal moment in Portuguese history.

Visitors notice a statue of Dr. Sousa Martins, where local residents leave candles in recognition of his medical practice serving poor communities. The statue remains a focal point for people expressing their connection to this place.

The square is easily accessible with underground parking available for visitors arriving by car. The various facilities are spread across the grounds, allowing families and groups to explore different activities in one location.

The square holds the status of Immovable Cultural Heritage of Public Interest, a designation that recognizes its role in Portuguese urban development. This classification has protected the space from major changes and helped maintain its character.