House with rectangular base L-shaped plant, consisting of two floors and with a roof water coverage. No one knows for sure the date of construction, and has been constructed in the 13th century (given a crack existing medieval) and rebuilt between the 16th and 18th centuries. At the beginning of the 20th century was in ruins, reconstruction works between 1977 and 1980.

Mannerist and Baroque church, with longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel closer and a sacristy and annex adossados, and wood covered in mixer on jumper and a fake barrel vault in the chancel. Inside, the chancel altar in gilt, Baroque architecture.

Castle probably dated from the Bronze age and rebuilt during the reign of Dinis. In 1319 moved to the hand of the order of Christ. At the time of the restoration War, residents erected a stronghold around, with defensive purposes. Consists of a walled perimeter that includes a single door with double row of staves.

House with two floors consisting of a quadrangular and with gable roof coverage, probably built in the 16th century or 17th century. Has a building attached, with one floor and trapezoidal plant, which is believed to have worked as kitchen. Currently, this House operates as a unit of Rural tourism, with a bar and a craft shop.

Little chapel of longitudinal plant, composed of a single nave and a narrower chancel, with toppings in fake wooden barrel-vaults. It is believed that it was built in the late 18TH century, about a small niche also dedicated to our Lord Jesus Christ of the afflicted. Featured, inside to the main altarpiece, with baroque features.

18th century manor house rebuilt in the 18th century, with two storeys and a floor plan composed by the juxtaposition of two rectangles. Of the original construction, it remains only a bow and a window on the ground floor. Featured, integrated in the chapel on the facade, a Mannerist tomb and an altarpiece in talha.

House with rectangular plan, with a composite body with three floors and the other with two floors and roof coverage differentiated from two waters. The ground floor is intended for trade and the top floor, which accesses via a wooden staircase with two flights, is destined to housing.

Manor House originally built in 1783, the present plant in Los Angeles with two floors and roof coverage of four waters. During the 19th century, suffered extensive restoration and expansion, and in 1899 built the stables and Winery building.