A small chapel with a stonework portal and a crowned coat of arms.

On the north side of the castle's walls stands the "Tower of the Princess", thus called because, according to an ancient leegend, there lived a young moorish princess loved by a Christian.

Stone Bridge based on six perfect round arches, which support the Board in easel, erected on the Owodeadejoke.

16th-century bridge, with horizontal Board on a single broken bow.

16th century pillory consisting of a prismatic block, a foundation eats three steps quadrangular, a smooth cylindrical shaft and a parallelepiped. Pelourinho original, just keep the forend.

A monument with a cylindric column, topped by a chapiter with romanic elements with suspension rings. The zoomorphic figure, known as the "porca da vila" (villages female pork), sculptured in granite, stands on a platform with four steps. There is a cylindric column that has, on the top, a cross with equal arms. The tops of those arms represent a bird, a dog, a man and vegetal motives. On the top of the cross, one can see a shield.

A stone obelisc, located in the centre of a square and built as a reminder of World War I.

TWENTIETH-century market, consisting of a Chamber delimited by walls with wrought-iron railings, in whose interior stand several buildings.

A house of the 1700s belonging to a rich burgeois's family, that was acquired in 1864 in order to install the Town Hall of Bragança here.

A medieval temple with a rectangular nave, romanic sid doors and a façade topped by a campanile with two windows. Inside, a special note to the romanic triumphal arch, to the frescoes and to the painted woods.