The ancient residence of the Counts of Guarda currently houses the Town Council of Cascais. In the façade one can admire a rare tile frieze that pictures Saint Sebastian, Saint Anthony, Saint Marçal, Saint Mathew, Saint Marc, Saint Jeronimus, Saint Luke and Saint John. A special note to the themed tile panels that exist in the Sessions Room.

Home built in 1919 for the residence of Victor Schalk. Features an irregular rectangular plant, with three floors and roof coverage of three and four waters.

Summer house owned by j. h. de Abreu Valente, built in 1901. Features a rectangular plant and three breast Windows on each floor.

Baroque country house of plant on U, with a chapel located near.

Small fountain in natural stone, very crafted.

Villa dating from the early 20TH century to present an impressive decoration of tiles "new art". This villa features a rectangular plant, with four floors and roofs to three and four waters.

The structures of the Village are not visible, however a big booty to the surface, including remains of a possible aqueduct. It is the largest Roman villa.

Village of Roman civil architecture, consisting of a Manor House, possibly of two floors, and the respective thermal complex. In addition to the remains of the thermal complex loom large remains of mosaics and an olive oil mill.