This is a Manueline pillory from the enclosure type composed by three octagonal steps and an octagonal shaft topped by a pyramidal base sustaining a hutch formed by four pieces in stonework.

This is a Manueline pillory with pyramidal orb type composed by three octagonal steps, an octagonal shaft with iron ring and on its top there is a prismatic body with heraldic elements.

This neomanueline pillory in cage was recently rebuilt by reusing its octagonal shaft. It presents six octagonal steps, an octagonal shaft, an octagonal capital in the form of a trunked pyramid and, finishing it, a sphere.

Chapel built in 1748, to present a quadrangular with facade torn by a downed arc portal, where stands a porch with Windows contracurvado profile.

The current chapel was erected in the 19th century, where there was an ancient chapel, which was destroyed by the population in the early 19th century, due to the transfer of the image of our Lady of miracles for the Cathedral of Viseu.

The chapel consists of a simple longitudinal plan, with a nave, a choir-high and a chancel. Enhancement for the altarpiece-mor of gilt and national barrel vault ceiling, decorated with five rows of caissons with paintings of Saints and their attributes.

Building constructed in the 19th century, according to the plant engineer António José de Sá, in 1879 was installed here the Town Hall and the Court. In 1892 suffered a fire and was later rebuilt.

Rural Solar 1500s, with a chapel built on the facade. Presents a longitudinal plant in U, which develops around several courtyards. Located near the right side, is a chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora do Socorro.

House dating from the 19th century, having been the residence of Bernardo da Costa Cabral, 1st Marquess of Tomar. In the late 20TH century, 70 worked here the Court. He currently works as the residence of students and teachers.