Main port of entry into the village sent put by King Dom João IV, in appreciation of the protection Patron Saint Nossa Senhora da Piedade. Inside lies the oratory Chapel to this holy, with French balcony Baroque and blue and white tiles.

Construction with half-arch back and the guard House inside.

This revivalist pillory was rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries using the original capital. It presents three square steps, a rectangular shaft; a capital with a Coat of Arms and finishing it has a pinnacle with vegan symbols.

Standing on a pedestal with three steps, it has a base and an octagonal main part of the column. On it stands the four faced base, with arched windows. A high cupola with an iron cross that has a small flag.

It was built during D. Manuel Kingdom and it is composed by a platform with four steps, base, pedestal, square monolithic shaft and square capital. The finishing is in sphere cup decorated on the two hemispheres with vegan symbols and the crowning is with vegan conic ball. IT is made of marble and it has around eight metres high.

This pillory with octagonal shaft has a capital which is defined by frames in its superior part. It is topped by a prism developed in pyramid finished in ball. It lays in a platform with four steps. In its Protections Zone it is also included the Old House from the City Council.

This pillory consists of a platform with six steps on which a column with a square base rests. The inverted trunk-pyramidal capital features four crowned heads, separated by a rosette. In the center, a larger spire is decorated with winged figures.

This Manueline style pillory has a twisted shaft topped by the Justice Sword in iron, brandish by one arm which is coming out of the gable on the top.

This Renaissance pillory with conic head was probably built during the 17th century. It presents a platform with three circular steps where a column is settled with circular shaft with a square base topped by a double ring.