Stretch of Roman road about 50 meters and in good condition.

Source about three meters tall, drinking water and a Portuguese coat of arms.

House where, according to tradition, inhabited Pedro Álvares Cabral, while alcaide-mor of Mangualde, former Azurara da Beira. The property features rectangular plan and gable roof, being notorious the numerous changes that suffered. The top floor is the ground floor housing and to the animal shelter. Has a porch supported by a series of smooth columns, with capital and elevations with apilastrados corners.

The date of construction of the chapel of St. John the Baptist is not known, but its origins date back to medieval times. The inscription of 1602 at the side door indicates the year in which the body of the Church have been reworked, with the chancel has the inscription of 1708. In the interior is the altarpiece-mor of Mannerist style, the image of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, the interior Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade, built by Domingos Fernandes Man.