The House of the Marquis was, as the name implies, inhabited by the family of the marquesses of Vila Real. Located in Avenida Carvalho Araújo, this imposing building still preserves the battlements and the Manueline-style semi detached window.

A rustic pillory with a circular base, tall, with ashlars, on which stands a monolithic circular base with the main part of the column in the centre that shows a rectangular section and chiseled faces with panneled parts.

A temple o the 1700s that has a joint body on the continuation of the main façade, above which there is a bell tower crowned by several pinnacles. The main portic is topped by a coat of arms. A chapel with only one nave, it has three voluted medalions that ornament the façade.

A chapel that belongs to a manor, with a façade that has a gable with four pinnacles. In its interior, a special note to the high altar's golden carvings, the pulpit and the high choir.

A façade with a portal sided by two pilasters and topped by a fronton. On the cornice, ending the façade, there is a triangular fronton with the clock. On the right side there is the campanile.

A granite crucifix that stands on a cylindric pedestal. The base and the chapiter do not stand much in relation to the cylindric main part of the column. The top has one cross of Christ on one side and a Pietá on the other.

A temple of the 18th century, reformed, that still kept the romanic arch and chapiters of the chapel of Our Lord of the Passos. It has a façade with carved stoneworks in the portal and a niche in the fronton. Inside, a special note to the golden carvings of the high altar.

In the 18th century the church was reconstructed over an older one. It has a curious façade ofe the final baroque. Above the portico, sided by the images of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the sculpture of Daint Jack "mata-mouros" (killer of Moors) stands out. It has a bell tower and the interior has one nave covered by an ogival dome of jagged ends. A special not to the carvings in the pulpit, the baptismal washbasin and its supporting column.

A church with one only nave and a rectangular high chapel. The main façade has an ogival arch portal and an archivolt ornamented by vegetable elements that stands on corbels. Above the main portal there is a pannelled small window. The gable is topped by a campanile with a bell. Inside, a special note to the ogival triumphal arch and to the tombs of Álvaro Lopes and Senha de martin Vaz de Sampaio, of the 16th and 17th centuries.