Short cruise with punch foursquare, a cylindrical stem and shoot, an ORB surmounted by a cross.

Cruise dating from 1140, with a cylindrical shaft and, at the top, a pattern of arms of Portugal and a cross of the order of Christ.

Is the region's highest cruise Barroso and was built in 1943 during the commemoration of the Treaty of Zamora. On one side you can see the recording of a Latin text, which reads as follows: "the cross and the bridge, both are Bridges, one crosses the River, other leads to eternal homeland."

This fountain, built in granite and with rounded shape, has two cocks and a penthouse in warhead consists of three pillars.

Castle located on top of a very strong hill, which gave rise to the name of the village. Currently, only a few remains remain, one of the medieval towers and some sections of the wall. Conquered by King Afonso Henriques in 1139, this town was populated by King Afonso III in 1257. In 1512 King Manuel granted it a new charter. Built by King Dinis in 1309, this castle was built on Roman foundations and had a wall surrounding the entire town.

Castle probably dated from the Bronze age and rebuilt during the reign of Dinis. In 1319 moved to the hand of the order of Christ. At the time of the restoration War, residents erected a stronghold around, with defensive purposes. Consists of a walled perimeter that includes a single door with double row of staves.

17th century temple of Mannerist style, which features single ship.

This shield of the village Board, located in the Centre of the roundabout in the village, is made in bronze and is placed around a cube.

Space consisting of the main house, a chapel, agricultural attachments, an oven and a dovecote. The main house, of type chalet, has simple rectangular plan with one and two floors and a mansard with two floors. The chapel features simple lines and a domed cover. It was built between the 19TH century and the 20th century.