Building outside the walls of the fortress of Valença, designed by the architect Ventura Terra. It was built in the 20th century and throughout its history has had various occupations, first as a former Asylum Fonseca, after Portuguese School, Municipal School of Secondary Education and, currently, Escola Superior de Ciências Empresariais.

This Baroque industrial building has a rectangular plan and it is narrow, long and formed by three bodies oriented towards the Southwest. Nowadays it is in ruins.

Inverted L-shaped House inside the fortress of Valença, being one of the most important buildings of the historic centre of Valencia, at the level of architectural interest.

Nineteenth century building, highlighting the articulation of geometric volumes. It has three floors and irregular polygonal plant.

Traces of a strong military architecture, 17th century, bastions in clod of polygonal plant, with outer moat and covered path. Is one of the strong in "architecture of the Earth" still subsisting in Portugal, being totally built in clod (mixture of Earth, clay, pebbles and stone uvula), without any trace of masonry. Featured ample dimensions, with tents to barracks, stables and warehouses, and can accommodate 2000 infants and 500 horses. Currently covered by pine forest

Baroque 18TH century cruise, consisting of a box pedestal, a circular shaft, a capitel cylindrical and a Latin cross.

Cruise consisting of five steps, a pedestal and a fuste very worked and shot, a cross.

Cruise consists of three steps, a pedestal and a fuste very worked and shot, a sculptural group.

Cruise consisting of four steps, a smooth pedestal, a shaft and, at the top, a cross.

Cruise consisting of two steps, a pedestal and a fuste worked and, on top, a cross with the crucified Christ.