Romanesque temple, with the main chapel's canopy standing out. The bell tower was built in the 18th century.

The Main Church of São João da Pesqueira continues to preserve some medieval features, especially in the main portal with its pointed arch. Inside this temple, whose construction dates back to the 14th century, the baroque main altarpiece and the 17th century paneled covering of the nave ceiling stand out.

This Dolmen, more than five thousand years old, corresponds to one of the largest monuments of its kind in Beira Alta, being composed of a polygonal chamber, with seven pillars, and a medium-sized access corridor.

Mansion farmhouse of characteristic construction from the second half of the 19th century. It is said that King Manuel II stayed here, invited by Marquis Soveral, during the harvest season.

This is a prismatic pillory with heraldic and vegan decoration. The shaft is divided into four parts.

Pillory of ball, decorated with embossed masks.

Former home of the Johannine style Cable.

The Cat Street is one of the most symbolic places of João da Pesqueira. It is thought that originated in the Arabic occupation and is, today, the authentic ex-libris of the Medieval Village, with a structuring of space dating back to that time.

This building has been the subject of several modifications, saving, in the main portal is a 16th-century weapons. The rooms have ceilings in wooden caissons. The 18th century chapel, in honor of our Lady of the assumption, is connected laterally to the House. The facade presents an impressive monumental work.