This is a Baroque Sanctuary composed by an ensemble of ten chapels distributed by Serra da Estrela slope. They show a simple structure with one only space and with façades with pediments torn by the doorways in straight lintels or in low arches. They were built between the 17th and 19th centuries.

This Gothic pillory under heraldic type was built above a platform with four square steps, a column with flat octagonal shaft, a flat capital and the finishing has a pyramid shape showing the Portuguese Coat of Arms and two small irregular and symmetric spheres.

This is a pillory from the fifteen hundreds in pyramidal type composed by three square steps with octagonal shaft and a finishing in pyramid. It does not have a base neither a capital.

Old rectory rebuilt between 1910 and 1911. Features an L-shaped plan with main façade divided into two cloths laid by pilasters and an arched gate down.

This is a Manueline pillory within the heraldic type composed by a five steps base, an flat octagonal shaft and a parallelepiped finish decorated in its angles by pinnacles linked to the crowning. On the faces it has the National Coat of Arms, and on the top there is a conic piece.

Cruise consisting of two quadrangular steps, a cylindrical shaft and, at the top, a small cross.

Noble House of L-shaped plant with three floors and a adossado body to the front left side. It was built in 1820 by the Urban family, in Guimarães and late 20th century, has undergone renovation works, being transformed in turismo de habitação unit.

Centennial celebration cruise of nationality and of the restoration, erected in 1940 by the City Council. Presents a quadrangular plant based of staggered steps, a paralelepipédica column, a cubic and capital, at the top, an armillary sphere and a cross of Christ.

19th century mansion of rectangular plant consisting of several bodies. Features a symmetrical facade, flanked by corners and topped by a frieze. It was built in the 19th century, however, the attachments already existed in the 18th century. She was burned by the French during the invasions in the early 19TH century and had to be rebuilt in the second half of this century, being the part of 19th century facade.

This is a Gothic pillory composed by three square steps, a cubic base and one ring and one frame from which a Cross rises.