In this commemorative Padrão it is possible to read an excerpt from The Lusiads, Canto III, and strophe 61. It is composed by a square base, a cylindrical shaft and a square capital with the Portuguese Coat of Arms.

Small oratory located on the door of the village, with French balcony Baroque and blue and white tiles with allegorical motifs to the Passion of Christ. Was built by King Dom João IV, in appreciation of the protection Patron at the time of the restoration of independence in 1640.

This pillory column with hexagonal base is settled on a three steps pedestal. It has a cylindrical shaft divided by a twisted medium ring and the finishing is an acanthus Crown with conic orb. Below this one there is the Royal escutcheons and Dona Leonor emblem.

Chapel built in the 19th century and remodelled in the 20th century, consisting of a single nave with wooden cover and a chapel. In the interior, highlighted by two holy water sinks, more ancient and from another location.

The original construction of this Chapel dating from the 16th century, however, the current building was erected only in the first half of the 18th century. In the interior, especially the screen "Pentecost", attributed to Pedro Alexandrino.

Chapel with longitudinal plant consisting of a nave and a chancel. In the interior, especially the chorus-top of balustrade based on two columns.

Alpendrada Church consists of a nave and a chancel with Dome, dated 1573. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch full opening on the chancel.

Chapel built in 1917 and rebuilt in 1888. Consists of a nave and a chancel. In the interior, highlighted by a quadrangular base pulpit supported by a Corbel.

19th century chapel consisting of a single nave with coverage in caissons and a chancel with barrel vault. Still in the 17th century, the Bell Tower was expanded and was extended in the 20th century the choir space. In 1980 it was placed a clock on its Tower.