Small section almost rectilinear, which gives access to the walled enclosure. It was probably built in the 13th century or 14TH, and presents thirty meters long and five meters wide.

Set of five identical steps, spread around the town and built in 1742. Consist of a straight lintel niche, with shaped pilasters at the sides and supported on a table also framed.

Rectangular plant community oven concentrated, with one floor and penthouse on roof of a water. The original construction dating back to medieval times, having undergone refurbishment later. In the second half of the 20th century, was used as a barn and, from 1997, began to function as coffee.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan simple and cover with gable roof. The interior space is unique, not meeting the nave and the chancel spatially differentiated. Emphasis on the Renaissance altarpiece with fragments in gilt.

17th century manor house consists of two floors and an irregular L-shaped plant, consisting of a set of articulated volumes, with coverage in roof of four waters, except for the Chapel, which features gable roof and the old kitchen, which features a roof water. In the 19th century, during the visit of Alexandre Herculano to Sortelha, this stayed here. Currently, a part of the Manor serves as tourism unit of housing, with the designation of patio House.

Fortified village built in the iron age, to which was added a second in the middle ages. Feature a line of walls all around and the buildings are almost entirely in shale. On this site were found several traces, such as pieces of pottery, grinding stones, beads necklace, buckled and coins.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century, consisting of a square plan with four roof coverage. The arch portal and reredos in talha.