Corner building with Art Nouveau decor, to submit two separate floors for frieze and coverage in domo.

Ceramic oven which is believed to date from Roman times, whose mouth measures 3 by 0.7 meters and whose input is formed by two pillars in clay.

An Art nouveau building, as the name indicates, this building was once the Casa da Cooperativa Agrícola. Notice the azulejos (glazed tiles) panel, from 1913, made at the Fonte Nova factory.

Modernist building opened in 1949, being one of the most emblematic symbols of the region heritage.

Building with Art Nouveau decor, whose original construction only the façade remains. The main façade presents itself integrally the stonework.

Art Nouveau civil building dating from 1922, to present a longitudinal plan and, on the ground floor, the lateral façade coated tile. Initially, it worked here a shoe store and currently runs a pastry shop, on the ground floor, and a hostel, on the first floor.

Art Nouveau building probably built in the 20th century. Presents a longitudinal plan and coverage in gable roof with dormers. On the façade stands out, on the first floor, a balcony flanked by Windows of chest with stone railing.

Building with Art Nouveau decor, erected probably in 1922 by architects Licinius and Francisco Pereira, painters of the New Source Factory. The name comes from the set of illustrative panels of the «four seasons», in the main façade.