The two outside blocks are farther in front then the main building, forming a terrace delimited by balusters and accessible by lateral staircases. The top of these lateral walls are topped by twelve panels of monochromatic azulejo tile. On the veranda are 14 azulejo panels representing figures from mythology, with many showing the "Labours of Hercules", including ""Plutão e Cérbero"" (Pluto and Cerberus), ""Vénus"" (Venus), ""Neptuno"" (Neptune), ""Hércules"" (Hercules), ""Hércules e a égua de Diómedes"" (Hercules and the Mares of Diomedes), ""Figura masculina"" (Masculine figure), ""Figura masculina com arco e flechas"" (Masculine figure with bow and arrow), two panels of ""Figura feminina"" (Female figure), ""Hércules e a ave de Estinfália"" (Hercules and the Stymphalian birds), ""Figura masculina com machado"" (Masculine figure with hoe), ""Hércules e a serpente de Ládon"" (Hercules and the serpent Ladon), ""Hércules e o touro de Creta"" (Hercules and the Cretan Bull), ""Hércules e a Hidra de Lerna"" (Hercules and the Lernaean Hydra). There are also two rows of tiles with geometric patterns and acanthus leaves.