Baroque set consisting of the convent and a church. The Church presents a longitudinal plan with three naves, perfect round arches and a choir-high seat about a bow shot. The monastery lies in ruins, and may also uncover some spans of lintel straight and simple frame and Bay Windows supported on Corbels volutadas.

This Renaissance pillory with conic head was probably built during the 17th century. It presents a platform with three circular steps where a column is settled with circular shaft with a square base topped by a double ring.

This pillory was probably constructed in the 16th century. It is composed by a six steps base, a cylindrical shaft topped by a body in the shape of a disk, with four cannon arms and, finished by a cone body with a weather vane.

Manueline pillory probably built on the 16th century, composed by an octagonal shaft topped by a capital with the National Coat of Arms and finished with pinnacles and a spire with armillary sphere.

You don't know the date of the original construction of this building, knowing only that it was rebuilt in 1747, and on this date added a third floor. Features a trapezoidal plan consists of three floors and two different volumes, with four roof coverage on the main body and two waters in the body attachment. Between 1991 and 1995 had works of adaptation to work as restaurant.

House probably built between the late 16th century and early 17th century, consisting of a rectangular plant concentrated, with two storeys and gable roof coverage. On the façade, highlighted by the wide door with half-frame-cane.

This Manueline cage pillory was probably built on the 16th century. It has a five steps pedestal with the shaft divided by a ring and in which the inferior part is octave and the superior is squared. It is topped by a ball.

This is a replica of the original pillory, built in the 21st century. Primitive pelourinho, dating from the 16th century, there are only three pieces from the capital and his shot, which lie in the Municipal Museum. It was reconstructed by sculptor Eugene M.