Church of longitudinal plant composed of nave and chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. Various allusions, abroad to the Virgin. In the chancel are 1468, the ceiling with arabesques and the main altarpiece, of excellent quality.

Typically Romanesque church, with some traces of the former Benedictine monastery, as is the case of the cross and the font.

Housed in a rural village recovered mill where the customs are still what they were.

Large vestibule with mosaic pavement, paintings on the ceiling and tile flooring. The walls are lined by an ashlar, tiles, polychrome and geometric, and descriptive panels of local life.

Good Art Nouveau building (end of 19th century. 19TH\/early 20th century. XX).

The Theatre Club was sent to build in 1904 by António Lopes, designed by the Architect Moura Coutinho. The architectural style takes on particular relevance in Portugal through the decoration of facades, with emphasis on the use of tile. Inside, highlight to the room of spectacles profusely decorated with paintings in the entire length of the roof and wall involving the Downstage.

Homage to our Lady of Fatima on the occasion of the apparition to three Shepherd children.

Work in homage to the 75 years since the opening of the hospital in the County.