House located in the intramuros core of the fortress of Valença, characterized by their niches.

This is one only arch Roman Bridge with a pathway in trestle. Above the arch there is a Cross in stone with Christ image in painted wood. The pathway holds the original characteristics, being paved with parallelepipeds.

This Baroque gateway is made in granite and it has large dimensions. It is the only existing trace that in former times it used to belong to D Joana Cleofa Pereira de Sousa Amorim e Castro Godinho.

The Portas do Sol are one of the entrances to the fortification of Valença, built in the 17th century, and built to cope with struggles for independence. Also called Santiago doors, the doors of the Sun have Postern in round arch, flanked by two arched doorways and Windows of the same profile.

Granite bridge on the ribeira da Veiga. Characterized by a Board with a width of three meters in easel based on a round arch.

This is a Roman monolithic milestone from Emperor Cláudio, which was adapted to a pillory. It has arounf 2.15 metres high and 54 cm. diameter. In Viana do Castelo district it is the second milestone to be adapted to a pillory during the 17th century, as far as it is known.

It has a square base with one only step, where it lays a flat cylindrical shaft with the capital in shallow metal.

The building of the Armory is one of the most important architectural elements of the fortress of Valença and was built at the beginning of the 20th century. XVIII. is the only architectural testimony from a wide range of military buildings that once existed in the southern part of the Valencian fortification. The Magazine consists of two vaulted rooms, enshrined by large walls.

Church of Baroque architecture of longitudinal plant and ship only. Has Bell Tower with great height in relation to the Church and a large churchyard, with decorated portal.

Is one of the few monuments depicting the dead in World War I of the thirties of the twentieth century with human figure, and above all with the representation of the winged goddess Nikê of victory.