Romanesque church built in the 12th century, present a longitudinal plan with a nave and a chancel narrower and lower, with differentiated gable roofs. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch back perfect and, abroad, for double Bell Bell Tower.

Today only traces in ruins, which are not easily detetáveis, given its integration into the urban fabric of the town. In the 16th century was built here the Chiesa Madre (mother church), with five buttresses; has Watch Tower dating back to 1798.

Cruise ship built in 1649, the presenting features of late Renaissance and Baroque architecture. In the 18th century were built the crucifix and the pillar on which it stands.

Font with large backrest and with two cocks.

Cruise of granite that is based on a platform of two quadrangular steps. Consists of a pedestal, a column with forend rectangular cross-section and crowned by a cross.

During the Reconquista, this hill overlooking the town built a castle, the scene of frequent battles between Muslims and Christians. Currently, there is this hermitage invoking Our Lady of the Castle. According to tradition, the Church was founded by King Afonso Henriques, with a portrait of this king preserved there. The chapel is very long and not very wide, with a single nave, with a stone pulpit and a crossing arch in pink marble.

This hermitage construction has started by the end of the XVII Century. The temple maintains a presbytery with a Manueline – Mudejar cover and the main chapel has a lancet dome.

This Romanic church has a perfectly volte doorway and a rectangular main chapel, probably built by the Count Dom Henrique. This Monument has a rather high symbolism not only for its historical connection to the period in which the Nationality was founded, but also because traditionally here Dom Afonso Henriques was baptised. The main façade includes a doorway with two archivolts and a flat tympanum. On the inside there are some warrior graves that were connected to the Nationality foundation.

What is left of the castle and the walls shows the importance it had at the time of the moorish occupation, be it for the dimensions of the walls, be it for the artistic and archeological importance of the identified materials.

All that remains of the original medieval fortification is the keep, part of the 12th century fortress, part of the barbican and the towers that flanked one of the gates of the fence. From the 17th century it retains part of the rampart fortification.