Eighteenth-century urban manor, longitudinal in plan, with a pediment topped by pinnacles topping the main body. The door is surmounted by a long curved balcony. Lateral body with dormers and chapel with arched pediment.

Chapel built in 1603 and renovated in the 30s of the 20th century, when a panel of tiles alluding to Gil Vicente was placed on the side facade.

16th century temple with three naves, with a portal with a pointed arch and carved capitals and a rose window with sculptures on the facade. Highlights include the 17th century tiles and the historic panels from the 18th century, the four limestone altars from the 16th century and the seven 16th century tablets by the master of Sardoal.

Temple of the former Franciscan Convent, with an arched galilee and a facade with a niche flanked by two busts. In the main chapel, the carved altarpiece and the mausoleum of the Archbishop of Baía stand out. Also noteworthy are the altars with a carved reliquary altarpiece with paintings on canvas, several images and chests in the sacristy, several emblazoned tombs inside the church and a faience washbasin in the galilee.

The current pillory is a reproduction, made in 1934, of the primitive pillory dating from the 16th century. It has an octagonal shaft and a base delimited by a ring. At the top, it has a parallelepiped capital and four iron arms. The top is made by a trunk-pyramidal spire decorated with rings.

16th century temple with Renaissance portal, which features two busts and a bas-relief with the Lady of Mercy. It is topped by three images and surmounted by two oculus. It has a single nave, highlighting the blue and white tile covering, with flowers motifs. The classification covers the entire filling.

Urban set of medieval origin, where three distinct expansion zones can be seen. In the center, highlights include the Palace, the Church of São Mateus and the Casa da Cadeia. After passing Largos da Palha, Misericórdia and Cadeia, where these three monuments are located, head to Praça Nova, Rua António Duarte Pires, Rua Gil Vicente and Rua dos Clérigos.

This is one of the seven sources located in Sardoal, belonging to the Group of 34 sources that comprise the Route of cats and dogs and Corners. It was built in 1710 and restored in 1969.

TWENTIETH century House, probably of 1905. Formerly functioned as the headquarters of Sardoalense brass band, with a theater room.