Burgher House dating from 1865 and consists of two floors, with the main facade with moldurados spans with semicircular arched and pointed to witches and Tuscan pilasters. On the ground floor, especially the set of standard 18th-century tiles. The family Vaz Monteiro, who it belonged to, donated the House to the Santa Casa da Misericórdia, in 1970.

20TH century building, designed by the architects Armando Fernandes Amorim and Vasco Lacerda Marques. Formerly, this Court works on the premises of the Town Hall, but after a fire, moved to this building.

This pillory is composed by a three steps platform and a base with several rings. It presents a flat shaft topped by a capital crowned by an ornament with a bell shape.

Mannerist church built in 1572, flanked by the building where formerly there was a hospital and a hostel. In 1941, the Church has been adapted to theatre, being built a stage on the chancel. Currently, the Church is working again as a place of worship and, in the old hospital and hostel part works in the hospital.

Mannerist Chapel of longitudinal plant, inaugurated in 1570. It consists of a nave and a chancel lower and narrow, and has a Bell Tower on the façade. Currently, lies in ruins.

This church was built in the 16th century, taking advantage of the foundations of the chancel of the first Church of Azinhaga. Underwent some renovations in 1710.

Simple façade, chapel with Bell Tower, sacristy and collection. The building was probably built in the 18th century, suffering works of enlargement of the ship in 1988.