Church dated from the second half of the 16th century. Religious architecture, regional trait. Parish Church of ship wide and front of 3 sheets, obeying an architectural scheme in the current 18 and 19 centuries; altarpiece in stone from Ançã 1500s side polychrome, maybe a workshop of Coimbra's original follower of João de Rouen; Gothic altarpieces of carved cropped; sculpture at the end of the 19th century. 6:0 pm polychrome wood (Lady of the Rosary); modern sculpture (Nossa Senhora do Pranto\/da Piedade), the end of the 19th century. 19 or 20 principle.

The Municipal Museum started functioning in 1997. It features ethnographic itensils and also has a craftswork room where works by the parish's artisans are exhibited.

The Casa Museu de Carvalho (Carvalho House-Museum) has an ethnographic collection. It features spaces from typical local houses, including kitchens and bedrooms, as well as traditional agricultural utensils.

18TH century Church, which features 19th century architecture and Mannerist. The altarpieces are Mannerist paintings.

A small museum that exhibits a collection of religious art works.

A space with a wide collection of documents, besides an animation service for the children.

Cultural use Church dated from the XVII and XIX. Is consecrated to Saint Michael, patron saint of the parish. It features wooden gilded Baroque altarpieces from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Built in the 18th century, this temple boasts in front a sculpture of St. Simon, 15TH century. Inside, it houses 19TH century altarpieces.

This museum features a wid ethnographic collection that is compoesed of regional clothes and agricultural and home utensils. It also has a collection of 19th century porcelains and a documental archive.

This museum exhibits a wide collection of instruments and documents related to the practice of music in regional associations and aims to preserve the local traditions.