17th century Church of great austerity rebuilt in 1777. It was used as a munitions depot of the troops of Wellington. The altarpieces in talha.

Chapel of sacred architecture, a work built with materials of the region.

Temple entirely rebuilt in the 19th century, where a beautiful wooden altarpiece looms large gilded and polychrome.

Franciscan convent of great simplicity and austere at the same time. The Church is decorated in gilt. The surrounding landscape is very beautiful, with lots of greenery to the mix.

Monument in homage to Manuel Lourenço Junior (1887-1983), erected a year after his birth.

Bust of homage to José Martins Dias da Cunha, father of Dias da Cunha (former President of Sporting Clube de Portugal).

Monument in homage to the Founders of Old Grass, around the time of the conclusion of 650 years in the place of Old Grass.