Also known as St. Anthony's Chapel, was built in the 15th century, Pero Garcia da Rosa. It is a chapel with a single nave, with triumphal arch back perfect (Renaissance feature). The ceiling of the chancel, in a panelled Vault.

18TH century manor, East and Northeast by facades are more worked than the rest, with a monumental portal, Bay Windows along the upper floor ending with a balcony with two groups of masonry columns and wooden ceiling.

This bridge has a plain platform laying in six arches above the Leona River. It was built in 1862 during D. Luis Kingdom.

This pillory is composed by a four steps basement and a shaft with two twisted and striated sections. On the shaft top there is a capital with Batalha blazon where it stands out Santa Maria da Vitória the patron saint. It is finished by a terminal piece presenting in its centre, the Cross of Chris in iron.

Monument dating from 1968, designed by the sculptor Leopoldo Almeida, representing the Commander Nuno Álvares Pereira, who defeated the Castilian army at the battle of Aljubarrota.

Chapel of rectangular plant covered with barrel vault, built probably in the second half of the 17th century. In the interior, especially the 1468 in blue and white lining the walls.

Large stone structure with three niches, and the central leaves the spout and the other two are decorated with flower pots. Outside this structure, especially a former daughter-in-law of water.

Chapel alpendrada consisting of a nave and a narrower chancel, built in the 17th century about traces of a primitive chapel that there existed. In 1582 it was built the sacristy and the porch and in 1986 suffered restoration.

Chapel with nave and chancel of smaller dimensions, the sacristy adossa. The main facade is gabled, with cross at the apex and pinnacles surmounting Freestone corners. Inwardly, we highlight the Gothic altarpiece, representing scenes from the Passion, and some imaginary parts.

18th century building in which stands out the balcony alpendrada and the monumental work that shoots the spans.