Urban cluster within the fortifications of Valença. The core intramuros-devoid of Castle-is totally surrounded by defensive belt staggered, largely preserving the Esplanade lined with heathy and shrubby.

Necropolis located in the vicinity of Verdoejo, through a thick forest of pine and oak trees.

Tower of military architecture, medieval and 17th century, being one of the oldest stately towers. Its main entrance was primitive by the broken Arch of the second floor, and, subsequently, changed the main façade to the opposite face. On this façade is the coat of arms of the counts of Pliégue.

Baroque chapel with Rococo elements, longitudinal plant, consisting of nave and chancel. The project was designed by military engineer Manuel Pinto de Vilalobos.

Church located in the intramuros core of the fortress of Valença, which combines Romanesque architecture, 16th century, late-Baroque, neoclassical and revival.

Bridge connecting Portugal to Spain, of double Board plan, overlapped, with a maximum extent of about 400 meters, the bottom for on-road use, with the width of about 6.5 metres, and the superior to train movement. The opening of this crossing happened to 25 March 1886.

In this three naves church it is still possible to observe the columns and the arches and Romanic capitals. It suffered important changes on the 18th century with the replacement of the original Romanic door and the apse.

Former Benedictine convent, extensively reworked in the 18th century, where Romanesque elements are visible. Is formed by three naves powerful Romanesque root. Beyond the cloister conserves elements belonging to fountains, fountains and fountains.

Also known as Casa da window, this 15th-century building has a rectangular plan with facades of one or two storeys, in apparent stonework, torn by rectilinear openings with Manueline decoration. In front of the left side there are some tears that, according to the popular, are a result of the earthquake of 1755.

These fortifications dating from the 17th century and were built to cope with struggles for independence. Was one of the most important strongholds in the country. Currently there are four doors and twelve bastions, built up in different times. On the terraces you can see old pieces of artillery. It was remodeled in 1640.