This bronze bust that pictures Dona Maria do Céu da Silva Mendes, stands on a square granite base.

This spout with the image of Saint John the Baptist in tiles is revested by brown bricks.

This fountain, located amidst a group of granite benches decorated with tile panels, is revested by white tiles.

This granite statue, about four metres tall, represents a moving athlete. In the surrounding area, there is a spout and a space with gardens.

This sculpture, with a square shape and about three metres tall, is topped by a roundish abstract figure from where the water flows onto four channels with an arch shape that lead to a small lake.

In this church with a lateral bell tower, a special note to the granite mitres and to a window that is above the door.

A group of seven water-mills located alongside a small river. They are badly preserved and the access is difficult due to the vegetation.

This Venerable Church of Ordem Terceira de Nossa Senhora do Carmo was built in the 18th century. With a facade of great simplicity, presents the typical baroque interior, lined with gold. The dome and the dome are 18th century paintings by Pascoal relative.

This building, dating back to the 18th century and also known as Casa do Cimo da Vila (House of the Top of the Village), has a chapel with great masonry on the windows, doors and cornices. In its interior, the baroque and rococo tiles of the palace area and, in the main chapel, the tiles and carvings of the epoch of Dom João stand out.

This large manor has two floors. The upper floor is the noble floor due to the riches of the windows and balconies. On the entrance there is na interrupted fronton with two volutes and a niche with a segmental arch.