Robin Mills disabled, that formerly small bread, located on the banks of the river Pônsul.

Old manor house converted into a hotel, which opened its doors in 1993. This 19th century building is made up of ten rooms and a restaurant. In 2004, went on to belong to City Hall.

Granite bridge located over the Pônsul River, built between 1872 and 1875. It consists of three arches back perfect, a tray with about eight feet long and five wide and two sidewalks.

Former mill acquired by City Hall in the 90 years of the twentieth century, that the recovered and then installed the Epigraphic Archive, where you can see the evolution of rural technical of processing of agricultural products.

Set of rocks aligned perpendicular to the shore, which serve to make the crossing of the river.

18th century rectangular plant Solar, with two floors divided by a frieze and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. It was built between the 17TH century and the 18TH century by the Marquis of Graciosa and alcaide-mor of Monsanto, Fernando Afonso de Melo Sampaio Pereira Geraldes. In the 20th century was acquired by the City Council which, after the restore, installed here the tourist office.

This Manueline pillory is composed by four circular steps, an octagonal shaft and on the top of it there are four escutcheons, the Cross of Christ, the armillary sphere and the Royal Coat of Arms.

This pillory done by Estevão Simões and Domingos Fernandes is composed by a capital with two escutcheons, one has the national Coat of Arms the other has five fleur-de-lis and a cockade among the volutes. The cylindrical piece is crowned by a conic piece which has in the top an iron weather vane.

This fortress remains only a section of the wall, of irregular outline, annex to the downstairs door. Highlight that the downstairs door, with its bow, is one of the entrances to the village, and is practically the only remnant of the ancient wall, built by Dom João IV.