Alpendrada Chapel, probably built in the 18th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan simple with wooden interior coverage of two cloths. The main façade is torn by a straight Dick portal, circumscribed by apilastrados corners.

This Manueline pillory is composed by an octave shaft, a capital decorated with pearls, the Royal Coat of Arms, the armillary sphere and the Cross of Christ.

It is a water hole that once supplied the village with water.

Defensive structure dating from Roman times\/medieval, with about 750 meters long, showing some semicircular turrets and quadrangular.

It is believed that this chapel was built in the 17th century, as well as the elements that made up the Via Sacra. Presents a longitudinal plan simple with a single space, preceeded by a porch supported by Tuscan columns, with different toppings on gable roofs. Underwent refurbishment in the 20th century.

Granite Romanesque temple, probably dating back to the 13th century, whose name is related to a legend concerning the child saves the demon by Santo Amador and fueled by a DOE. On the façade, stands out the main portal in arch, topped by rosacea, and the side portals in arch with tympanum smooth. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch of two lintels arch and pointed arch.

Romanesque church built in the 12th century, present a longitudinal plan with a nave and a chancel narrower and lower, with differentiated gable roofs. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch back perfect and, abroad, for double Bell Bell Tower.

No one knows for sure when it was built this Chapel, and may have been built or rebuilt in the 17th century, since there are references of their existence in the thirteenth century. Presents a longitudinal plan with a porch, a nave and a narrower chancel, with coverage in roof of three waters.

Set of three porcelain kilns of circular shape, with a diameter of about four meters and covered in stone vault of oranges with dirt and mud. Were built in the 30 years of the 20th century.