The Orca of Rapadouro is a set of three monuments noting that that lies at the highest point. Your access is a bit tricky, though, inevitably, make the journey on foot, approximately 200 metres, until you reach the location.

It is a dolmen with stone tombs, lobby and corridor intratumular, possessing of paintings and engravings in certain mainstays of the Chamber. This orca is well signposted, is perched on a small hill, about 150 yards from the road.

This fountain contains 4 fountains.

Pelourinho de Vila Cova à Coelheira has a platform of six steps on which rests an octagonal monolithic column with four-sided base. The capital is decorated with mascarões and the base of the cage is of octagonal section.

It is a Centennial fountain with potable water. Has a simple ornamentation and is in good condition, as has recently been the target of a restoration intervention.

Pelourinho de Alhais, seventeenth century, has a column without basis, based on a rocky outcrop. At the top has a cylindrical shaft with fillets is crowned by an ornamental and prismatic body with rounded corners protruding.

The pillory has an inscription on its base, topped by an armillary sphere to supports a cross of Christ. Manueline architecture features.

This cruise is dated 1932, is based in 4 steps, has little ornamentation and is surmounted by the cross of Christ.

Pelourinho de Fráguas rests on a platform of two steps and has a shaft drive unit crowned by a body trunk-inverted pyramidal, framing a ball. In their faces has eight carved faces.

The cruise of Alhais's old building, has a base well ornamented, is based in 2 steps and has about 2 meters. It is surmounted by a cross of Christ also of simple ornamentation.