Bust in bronze that is based on a granite column, this in turn is based on a round base also in granite.

Fountain with two small cocks and a water collection tank, all in granite.

Granite Pelourinho whose cylindrical shaft rests on three squares ending in a cross.

Mermaid fountain, eighteenth century, includes a handsome pediment with the Royal Arms surmounted by a figure of a woman wielding a horn, allusion to the legend that is at the origin of the toponym, and according to which, during the Moorish occupation a woman was watching the horizon making sound the Horn in case of imminent danger and to "tom" everybody brought to defend the village.

Fountain with two cocks and two lateral tanks all in granite. This source is unused since the construction of the IP3, seen to have run out of water supply.

This pillory is standing in a three steps platform with a shaft which base is quite a voluminous cube. The finish is a pyramidal body with a metallic rooster weather vane. It is classified as a Building of Public Interest.

Source of the Hillock.

This pillory is classified has a Building of Public Interest presenting a platform with three flat octagonal steps. It possesses an octave shaft with a large ring on its superior part, tracing the cornice and being after finished by a pyramid body with a sphere.

This monument was restored in 1916. With a civil architecture, from the seventeen hundreds, São Miguel do Outeiro pillory lays in a platform with three steps with prominent ledge, monolithic and prismatic column with three frames overlapped. It also has an octagonal capital composed by several frames arranged by degrees in increasing surfaces and finished in orb.

Sabugosa pillory settles in a four steps platform. It possesses a cylindrical shaft, an inverted pyramidal capital standing the top. This last one is overcome by a hollow sphere topped by a flat sphere. This is a Building of Public Interest.