Archaeological station consists of six panels of shale, which have hundreds of engravings insculturadas, recorded by three different techniques: incision, flange abrasion). The engravings represent different reasons, since weapons (Spears, daggers and knives), agricultural instruments (sickles), geometric designs (zigzags, latticework, circles, triangles) and podomorfos and filiform, dimples, etc. Some are more recent. Have been performed during the Late Bronze and early iron age. Are classified as Property in the public interest.

Is a necropolis consisting of four anthropomorphic graves with perfect round breast. These graves are in a base of a small hill overlooking the river Águeda.

Rococo church architecture, the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Campo has moth and 17th-century structure, although it has been the target of subsequent amendments. Inside, the altar, the paintings and the painted ceiling.

Space consisting of eight shale rocks with hundreds of prints, with some overlap. Among the several reasons represented include human footprints (podomorfos), horseshoes, dimples and circles. The engravings have been obtained through the technique of t-flange using lithic utensils.

The classification as a National Monument only includes the façade it which the ogival arch is displayed, with a finishing which has a campanile with two windows.

This monument is settled in a three steps platform and it has a square shaft with chamfered corners finished by a pyramidal body with a ball.

Pillory in stone with a cross at the top and six steps in stone.

Pillory in granite that is based on two steps of cylindrical shape. The shaft is cylindrical and supports a pinwheel and a cross.

Pillory in granite with three steps. It has a square stem and an armillary sphere with a cross. The three sides contain the corners and the other a tree.

Monument to overseas Fighters in marble erected in tribute to overseas Fighters. This is designed the South-West Africa and are visible citations of Fernando Pessoa.