Ruins already barely visible from a convent of the Capuchin Order, dating from the 17th century, yet the architectural vestiges justify a visit

Founded in the 16th century by the Brotherhood of the Holy Sacrament of waterfalls this architectural ensemble is composed by casa rural housing, mill of wine, barns, stables and warehouses.

Leisure residence of the Dukes of Lafões, this architectural ensemble of neoclassical inspiration consists of the residence buildings to support the work of the farm and homemade and a garden of romantic inspiration, although abandoned, still leave a glimpse of the beauty of the setting of yore.

The Church nave lined with 18th-century tile panels and covered by a wooden ceiling of the same era with the coat of arms of Mercy painted. Enhancement for the hoist of the altars, in the 17th century, and for the two tile panels of the chancel.

This church was built on the 16th century and it was reconstructed after the 1755 earthquake. On the outside it is worth to mention the façade topped by a triangular pediment and finished by a cross. On the inside, the nave is split from the main chapel through a stone triumphal arch.

Currently with the current use of farm this farm founded in 1742 possess a garden and a manor with architectural details extremely interesting

18th-century architectural set which are part of the House, housing the haystack, the Chapel and the homes of homemade. Is note the tiling of the chapel.

The classification includes the convent, the church, a small chapel and walls with glazed tiles.

This architectural ensemble, consisting of the House of residence, olive oil and wine presses and attachments for homemade and animals, was built over two centuries, 18th-19th, and is currently closed to any visit because it houses a nursing home