Pillory with prismatic ringed shaft topped by a capital. This one is standing an element where it is represented the Cross of Christ and the armillary sphere.

This pillory is implemented on a rocky outcrop. It is rather inclined when compared to the ground on the former Public Square.

This pillory is composed by a flat shaft finished by a capital with a pyramidal top.

It has a cylindrical shaft in granite with a flat capital where it is settled a tetragonal pyramid.

Simple pillory, located in the Centre of a roundabout, consisting of a simple stem surmounted by a sphere and a cross.

Pillory of pinecone.

This pillory has a cylindrical shaft and the capital is decorated with foliage. On the finishing there are the arms from D. Manuel I, the armillary sphere and Coat of Arms from the Sousas and Prado.

Medieval bridge trestle profile based on two unequal arches of volta redonda.

Trestle Board Bridge based on two unequal arches.

16th-century bridge, trestle Board, based on two slightly pointed arches.