Manor built in the 18th century, is composed of two distinct volumes and annexed Chapel. The first body is torn on the top floor by four Windows and a door round Wicker, and at the bottom, by three spans with bars. The second, smaller body, is torn by two Windows and a door. In the chapel are evidence, in addition to the stonework of the façade openings, worked the panelled ceiling, the altar and the altarpiece.

Quadrangular Tower, arches and with three floors. The coverage is in terrace plan. The gateway, in broken bow is located at a level higher than the pavement outside, denouncing that, once upon a time, the access is made by mobile staircase.

Rural church a Baroque nave and chancel. Decoration in Baroque gilded, of "national style", although with Joanina influence. It is possible that it was built during the 18TH century in place of the former Romanesque church, of which only a few traces remain. The main façade is marked by the opening of the portal and the window of the choir, both of straight Dick. On the left, stands the Bell Tower, opened by two arches back in one piece and two bells of different dimensions.

Marian shrine with two towers. Triangular pediment surmounted by the image of the Virgin and child. Simple Interior with six arches that form the dome.

Mannerist Church, with longitudinal plant comprising porch, nave and chancel in axis and Tower. Interior décor with Baroque ceilings, coffered with gilded frames involving paintings.

The Fojo do Lobo is a trap for the wolves. Arose from the need to prevent these animals destroy the herds and rebutting the security of this population. Its format in Y progressed wolves towards the hole disguised with vegetation. Nowadays, and due to the preservation of an endangered species, this process is not allowed.

Building built on the site where formerly there was the Manor of the Dukes of Aveiro. Was inaugurated on August 1, 1884. Features three bodies staggered separated by support elements.

Nora Largo do Lamego is a device consisting of a wheel with small reservoirs, formerly used to draw water from wells or cisterns.

Large tile Panel, located on the main square of Torres Novas. It was painted in 1938 by artist Jorge Colaço.

House dating from the 19th century, with the main facade with two pedestrian doors and a window, being for this façade that opens to large kitchen with fireplace, with access also through the side door and a room, establishing communication with two rooms in the back. It was here that, in 1906, was born the General Humberto Delgado.