TWENTIETH-century market, consisting of a Chamber delimited by walls with wrought-iron railings, in whose interior stand several buildings.

A house of the 1700s belonging to a rich burgeois's family, that was acquired in 1864 in order to install the Town Hall of Bragança here.

A medieval temple with a rectangular nave, romanic sid doors and a façade topped by a campanile with two windows. Inside, a special note to the romanic triumphal arch, to the frescoes and to the painted woods.

A church rebuilt in 1539, whose façade is revested by 19th century tiles. The high altar received, at the end of the 17th century, a mannerist retable of great value, where the central figure is that of Our Lady of Misericórdia. In the close by chapel, a special note to the image of Our Lord of the Passos, of the end of the 18th century.