Former hospital of simple rectangular plan with two floors, built in the early 20th century by Dr Joaquim Borges, having adopted the name of his wife. It housed after a religious congregation and, in 1982, he settled here for a kindergarten and the casa do povo de Vila Nova de Tazém.

Former Jesuit College consisting of a simple rectangular plan, developed around two cloisters, with emphasis in the Church Centre. The College was founded in the 18th century and, in 1839, d. Maria II installed here the Court and jail. In the 20th century was also installed at City Hall.

Baroque Solar simple rectangular plant, with two floors and homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. It was built between 1782 and 1785 and later adapted the library, which was opened in 1995.

Baroque manor house built in the 18th century, the present two rectangular bodies, with one and two storeys, and differentiated coverage on roofs of four waters. Was acquired by the Town Hall in the 80 years of the 20th century, being here opened the Museum Abel Manta in 1985.

Source of backrest originally built in 1779, being in the 20th century moved to the current location. Features a rectangular plant with pilasters, a single tank and rectangular-shaped spouts frowns.

Source with an iron door and cover in flat slabs, to which it accesses through two steps.

It is a small Lot where Saint Paschal procession ends. Consists of a monumental staircase, a churchyard and two chapels. Rococo architecture and features 19th century, highlighting the main altarpiece of carved Rococo polychrome.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a unique space and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. Features a main facade in Gable, torn by a straight Dick portal dintelado.

House with plant irregular L-shaped with a body adossado to the posterior area and two floors. Inside, there is a small courtyard.