In this 18th century chapel, stands out the decoration of the portal, the niche surmounted by pinnacles and cross and with volutadas fins and the corners in the form of pilasters of the nave.

This pillory dated from the 16th century it is formed by a granite column settled above square steps. On its base there is a closed head sustained by small columns, it makes part of the mediaeval architecture joint composed by Ameada Tower and Fountain.

This pillory which was built in granite has an octagonal shaft topped by an octave pyramid.

This Roman Bridge was built as a part of the Roman via coming from Viseu afterwards was reused during the mediaeval period. It is suspended by two perfectly vaulted arches, with a breakwater and the pavement is in granite.

This baroque chapel, the ornamentation of the main façade and Windows that flank the portal that have frame in "ferronerie", topped by cornices contracurvadas. It also highlights an altarpiece in a niche with integrated double archivolt, one with traces of polychromy of marmoreados posers.

This Chapel, dating from the 17TH century, it was later altered in the 18TH century and expanded in the 20th century. It was built on a very simple vernacular style, standing out the shot of the facades in cornice in whole rolls and the main altarpiece.

This Chapel is rare in the area, since it has a polygonal plan with nave and chancel. We highlight the triumphal arch and the main facade cornice that divides the belfry in two tiers.

In this church include the cross of Christ and the shield. In the chancel, Tower iconographic motives of ceiling coffers and talha.

This late-baroque chapel, stands out for its decoration around the bays of the main façade, in particular the double gate, the upper cornice interrupted in volutes and polilobadas frames of the Windows. Inside, stands out the altarpiece of carved Rococo and neoclassical elements in the decoration of the backrest and the altar-shaped URN.