This urban set denotes the medieval character of this village. Is all surrounded by walls and features an urban structure that extends from the Alcazaba, entrances and plazas de armas. Of the six doors and shutters torn in the walls, the door of the village, with oratory Chapel, French balcony and stair located near and tile flooring. Built in the 16th century, the Palace is a Manueline building situated in the North Wing of the Castle. In the 17th century the castle was already damaged, what if adensou with the earthquake of 1755. Having been rebuilt subsequently.

Along its narrow streets and almost exclusively pedestrian are visible the marks of time, featuring monuments with Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance features. Typical streets, whitewashed houses with flowers on the balconies and Windows. When passing through the Camoniano Pattern is the pillory, Church of Santa Maria, Igreja da Misericórdia and Óbidos Castle.

18th century building longitudinal plant composed of two volumes two and three floors. In the mid-twentieth century was built a new building to serve as adossado hospital and home of mercy, where were installed until 2000.

Backrest source dated to the 18th century, consisting of a single cloth curvaceous crowned by Royal arms on pediment. Was sent up by Dona Maria I, where the Arabs had a public well.

Baroque church of hexagonal plant inscribed in a circumference, dating from the 18TH century. Was suffering several renovations over the years and, in 1997, in celebration of 250 years of the sanctuary, was inaugurated here a museum.

Main port of entry into the village sent put by King Dom João IV, in appreciation of the protection Patron Saint Nossa Senhora da Piedade. Inside lies the oratory Chapel to this holy, with French balcony Baroque and blue and white tiles.

Mannerist aqueduct with arches divided in three sections, with a length of six kilometres. Transports water from the water-mother of Usseira into the Valley of bows and then down to the fountain in the square.

The Church nave and vaulted chancel, whose original building was erected in the 15th century. The current building dates back to the 17th century, having undergone renovations in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Inside, highlighting a font with Manueline influences indianizadas.

17TH century Mannerist Church, consisting of nave, chancel and side chapels. Inside, featured for choir-top of balustrade based on two columns of smooth magazine.

Mannerist building built in 1748 by Dom João V to the fidalgo Aboim. Since 1956 that here does the post office in the village. Is classified as a national monument.