Old House of the people, opened in 1937, with simple rectangular plant and with homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. Features a unique body, especially in the main façade, stairs that attach to the second floor. At the end of the 20th century, went on to work here the Junta de Freguesia of Penamacor.

Começaram a ser construídos em 1912, "roubando" espaço à Ria, sendo inaugurados quatro anos depois. Atualmente, são um dos postais ilustrados da cidade e local de visita obrigatória, tanto para turistas como para residentes.

Traces of a Roman settlement located at the bottom of the shed Southeast of Castro de Frades, in agricultural land. When ploughing the fields, appeared in this space remains of "tegullae" and common Roman pottery, booty common to settlements from the Roman era. It is believed that this town is later than to castro.

The building has three floors and on top is a triangular fronton with the symbol of the Order of Christ. To go inside the building you pass through a small yard that leads to the cloister. Integrated in the area of the Military College is the Condes de Mesquitela Palace, whose building has two floors.

Large house with two floors. It is assumed that belonged to the peer of the realm António Fragoso de Albuquerque, a native of Lisbon and Lord of the old well. Despite being private property, this House lies in ruins. Internally it is noticed that the compartments are arranged in the lobby and function of internal central staircase.

This Chapel, also known as Chapel of the Manor, integrates the Palácio do Marquês de Pombal. It is designed by the architect Carlos Mardel and was dedicated to our Lady of mercy. In the interior, especially the stuccoes of the Italian John Grossi, the three altars with paintings by André Gonçalves and the representation of the life of the Virgin.

Building with traces of Raul Lino, presents a facade consisting of two bodies. The West Wing is framed by a large gallery consisting of arches of neorromânticos capitals. Also referred to as Casa de José Relvas, this space houses paintings, sculptures, furniture and ceramics, among other collections.

18th century house originally owned by Don Marco António de Azevedo Coutinho, fidalgo and Secretary of State of Dom João v. architecture features Rococo and is surrounded by a wall whose gate is flanked by busts in Greek style. Currently, works a Spanish Institute here.

Rural Manor, built in the mid 19th century by the first count of Torres Novas. In 1884, he settled here in the School of Industrial design Vitorino Damásio and, in 1908, the Town Hall moved to here. Later, in 1927, Caixa Geral de Depósitos installed on the ground floor.

The Santa Clara Church is all that’s left of the convent with the same name, whose construction was ordered by Dona Filipa de Lencastre. This real treasure with golden carving is hidden at the Square. It keeps its initial gothic structure, although it suffered changes through the XVII and XVIII centuries.