Next to Porta d'El-Rei there would once be the Jewish Quarter. The Jewish community has its presence documented since the beginning of the 13th century, but several facts point to the existence of the neighborhood before that date. In this way, it is considered one of the oldest Jewish communities in the country.

Megalithic monument which preserves five mainstays, three of which support the oval shape hat. Polygonal Chamber and has no shows traces of TUMULUS.

Modernity and the past intersect in the surroundings of the Instituto Politécnico da Guarda, with an imposing fountain that marks the already distant history of the city. Although it is not possible to define with certainty the time of its construction, the Fountain features elements typical of the Baroque and its structure has side pilasters, three spouts and a curved pediment with the royal arms.

Granite construction with plant irregular and homogeneous coverage to two waters. Features a balcony and Corbel-based granite mantel. In 1980 the ground floor was adapted to the Mall.

Fountain of backrest with two spouts and a small tank.

Large 18th century armored fountain (from the Refoios Saraiva family), which is decorated with volutes, dragons and pinnacles. Water gushes out, through three frowns, into a cut-out tank.

Old stone fountain with running water.

Granite building with a rectangular plan and coverage in gable roof. To enhance the cornice and the gargoyles in granite, the ridged frames and the angle window with striated colunelo.

Monument with a marble altar, where they see Jesus on the cross.

16th-century building that stands out for its Manueline window adorned with flowers of lis, mermaids, Angels and fish. It is believed to have worked as Bishop's Palace. Bishop d. Álvaro Keys will have been murdered by a servant, in this building. Features of manueline and Renaissance architecture.