Monument in honor of Archbishop Dom Lourenço Vicente.

This pillory was found in 1908 to celebrate the centenary of the peninsular war. It is composed by a rectangular prism settled above a granite block with a tombstone on the north face. The prism presents, as an abutment, a grenade and as an ornament a Lion head representing strength and courage.

Temple with nave and chancel with 16th and 17th century, Rococo style. Highlighting the ship decorated by 18th-century tile Ashlar and 17th-century pattern.

Solar from the 17th and 18th centuries, civil residential architecture, Baroque and Mannerist.

17th century 18th century neoclassical Temple, and with ship only the chancel and nave is decorated by default tile Ashlar and chorus-high wooden is supported by stone columns, with holy water sinks in mergers.

Several plans of tiles with scenes representing the battle of Vimeiro.

Baroque and Rococo Temple, nave and chancel. The choir-top is in wood, with two Tuscan columns and stone sinks of holy water in the stems. The polychrome carving altarpiece and marbled is Rococo taste, but the decoration is greatly simplified.

17th century temple, Baroque and neoclassical. Has ship, chancel and Bell Tower. Features the chorus-high wooden with baptistery, and subcoro coated internally by standard tiles. Emphasis on the wall with the altarpiece like headstall Baroque Johannine.

Church of nave, chancel and vestry. The chancel is covered by fake concrete barrel vault. In the 20th century, the church underwent restoration.

Nave Chapel, with chancel. The interior features high choir and nave covered with concrete tiles of 17th century pattern.