Baroque chapel of hexagonal plant with a single body with six water roof coverage. It is believed that it was at this location that, in 1282, married Dinis and Isabel, as evidenced by a tiled Board. The chapel was then rebuilt in the 18th century.

Baroque chapel of hexagonal plan with coverage in six roof water. It was built in 1776 by the friars of the convent of San Francisco, initially with the invocation of our Lady of piety.

Rustic and cosy space that only opens for lunch on weekends and holidays. The dinner Wednesday to Sunday prior reservation is required.

In this cemetery, stands out the gate in arch at the entrance, flanked by double pilasters, surmounted by a pediment with central urn species. This portal is from the convent of Santa Clara de Trancoso, demolished in the 19th century.

Church of longitudinal plant consisting of a single nave, a chancel and a Bell Tower of Baroque feature, resulting from the 18th-century reform. Romanesque keep, in addition to the structure, the dogs and the two side doors.

It is composed by a square shaft with a ring decorated with Manueline elements. The capital is ornate with strings and scallops standing four pinnacles with escutcheons evolving central elements finished with one fleur-de-lis.

It possesses cylindrical shaft topped by a capital, decorated with volutes and acanthus leaves. This supports an orb and one shield with D. Maria and the Municipality arms, finished by a Crown.

Pillory with an octave shaft with a closed orb finished by a spire with armillary sphere topped by an iron Cross.

Pelourinho dating from the 18th century, comprising three circular steps and a shaft of column at prisma.

This pillory has a base formed by two octagonal steps with live corners. The column is made is a flat octagonal shaft and it has a square base chamfered in its corners. The finishing is pyramidal with octagonal base proceed by cornice on the same section, crowned by a sphere.