Of the castle built by King Dinis between the 13th and 14th centuries, only a few small stone walls that surrounded the old town remain. The area where the wall existed is currently occupied by housing.

This is a granite pillory with hexagonal format and four steps. Presently it has one only stone. It is said that during poverty times the population slowly destroyed the castle and this pillory in order to rebuild their houses.

This is a granite pillory with an octagonal shaft, topped by a closed orb.

Pillory composed by a six steps base, an octagonal shaft, a capital decorated with half – spheres and fleur-de- lis and on the top of it, a pyramidal piece with a polygonal base decorated with shamrocks.

This pillory is composed by five steps with an octagonal shaft with a square base and, on the top of it, a closed orb. It was probably built on the 16th century and it has some feature from Manueline architecture.

This is a simple pillory with a square base with six steps all around the monument.

Pillory of cage that was rebuilt in 1940.

This granite monolith with large dimensions has a round form. Attached to one of its sides there are some stairs which give access to the top of the rock. On its top there is a minuscule construction resemble to a temple. This construction is dated from the Iron Age period.