Its pre – romanic origin makes this church a rare example in Portugal. This Mozarabs temple reflects the diversity of influences that affected the first Reconquest period. The singularity of this church comes from the reused materials, Roman, Visigoth and Arabs, from the porch monumentality and from the three naves with horseshoe arches.

This pillory little ornate, with about two feet tall, has a base with four steps.

This space is composed of the adults sections where books may be borrowed, local consultation of works, papers and magazines, audio documents, video, multimedia and internet. In the infantile and juvenile section, the children may borrow books, read them locally or choose the animation area with fun, learning activities. It also has an auditorium for confrences, formation and other events.

This church, dating from the 17TH century, has a façade with a door flanked by Windows outweighed by niches surmounted by pediments interrupted with fogaréus. Over the door, topped by a pediment with the arms, there is a French balcony and a vain flanked by volutes reversed.

This church dated from the 18th century has a Joanine façade in which the special references go to the windows, the pediment and the bell ringer tower. It is also worth to mention golden carving altarpiece in the main altar.

This huge square, located in front of the Town Hall is one of the most frequented points of the city, because hosts several public services. Features a small lake with several fountains and an abstract sculpture in the Centre, a source at the bottom and some garden benches.

This cage pillory was rebuilt from fragments. It is composed by three steps where a prismatic shaft settles, without base and with eight plain faces. The top is an open cage with eight low small columns laying in octagonal cup. The cover is a polygonal dome crowned by a circular frame and two spaced out spheres overlapped in pinnacles.

It was known as Quinta do Casal Good, residence Dom Sancho II elevated the landlord and coutou, offered one of his men distinguished in the war. Today is known as Casa de Santar, belonging since 13 generations. Features of beautiful gardens, about a string of boxwoods that ends in a Lake from the 18th century. In front of the House, the "Fountain of the Frown" imposes himself as coat of arms of the House. Visit this House is to travel through time, through the gardens and all the particularities of the structure.

The Paço dos Cunhas, dating from the 17th century, only some small parts. This pioneering building influenced decisively the Baroque 18th century Portuguese solar. Home of the Free, elegant villa dating back to the 18th century, was based on the model of the Paço dos Cunhas, with a frontage filled by moldurados spans with curvilinear elements and arched cornice to the Center. Especially the garden with statues, garden beds, balustrades and Baroque tile-lined banks.

This former Manor House with views of the Serra da Estrela was recovered and is in good condition. It offers a garden with boxwood hedges that accompany the contour of the existing Lake at ground level and a fountain in the middle of two flights of stairs. In the center of the Lake, there is a fountain composed of a simple pedestal in stone.