This monument, considered by some authors as romanic and gothic by others, was remmodeled in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. In the exterior, a special note to the mannerist portal and to the fountain with th royal arms of 1746, the Passo and the that commemorate the proclamation of Genarl Sepúlveda against the French invasion. Inside, a special not to the Chapel of the Saint Christ.

The body of the monument was built in the 16th century and the façade has a baroque portal with pseudo-salomonic columns and frontons with rolled parts. The interior is divided into three naves by polygonal columns that support arches. A special note to the high chapel and to the chapel of the Figueiredos, the retable of Saint Estevão and the image of Saint Mary Magdalene.

Building built in the late 18th century, and was added in the 19th century\/20th floor more indented.

A crucifix with a parallelipipedic base and a column with its main part decorated. The chapiter has volutes where the crucifix stands.

A crucifix with a serpent-like main part of the column, placed in this square at the end of the 17th century to replace another work that stood there. In the 19th century it was taken to a place next to the cemetery and returned to its original place in 1931.

It has a column with its main part divided into eight parts, decorated and finished by a pyramid.

Pelourinho probably built in the 13th century, consisting of a quadrangular punch of three steps where rests a cylindrical shaft and a shot in pyramidal Spire.

In the museum that exhibits the traditions, the history and the art of the Portuguese bread functions a restaurant that recovers the traditional recipes of the Beiras region cuisine. The customer can choose between two buffets: entries and desserts and meat and fish dishes.

A quite large simple and familiar space that specializes in the Brazilian Rodízio.