Longitudinal plant revival Chapel, built in 1888 by leveraging the stone of the chapel of the Holy Spirit. Is composed of a nave and a chancel, with coverage in false dome on the ship and with coverage in fake wooden barrel vault in the chancel. In the interior, highlighted by a major Baroque altarpiece.

Space consisting of a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of sorrows and a Calvary, with several steps and crosses, which correspond to stops during the procession of the passion. The chapel features a simple longitudinal single space plant, with homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. The Calvary is composed of three crosses based on a quadrangular platform with cappings on top, medium and Latin crosses.

Small section of Roman road believed to have been part of the road network that connected Mérida to Viseu.

On the facade of this House include six sash Windows, two doors and two Windows dinteladas laying.

The current building, surrounded by a garden where you will find a fountain, was built in 1910. The new hospital was opened in 1911, having undergone refurbishment in 2004.

Roman bridge of two arches, which was connected to the Roman road.

Fortified Chapel opened in 1481 by Luis Caceres, Esquire of Dom Afonso V in the main façade, highlighted by a bell tower with an arched bell shape. From 1985, being houses, is used as a warehouse.

Fountain located below ground level, accessing through a staircase. Consists of a spout and a rectangular tank.