Mannerist Chapel of rectangular plant with a vault of the chancel Gable.

Urban Villa with two floors and located near Chapel.

Rural House of rectangular plant.

Rural house with a richly decorated gate.

The building of the railway station of Curia was designed by Cottinelli Telmo and opened in 1944. Inside there are four panels of elaborate tiles by Jorge Barradas, in 1945.

Former family home built by count São Joaquim, a wealthy Brazilian.

Rectangular building with a small chapel located near the right and monumental portal on the left. Facades of three floors with arquitravado body and top entablature (consisting of frieze and cornice) and double pilasters. Noble facade, ripping, on the ground floor, six smaller Windows and central door framed by masonry. The chapel features a straight Dick portal with small niche on the lintel, decorated in talk only interrupted with simple windings, surmounted by semicircular shot with Bell fake. Inside the chapel stands the fundeiro altarpiece with blind niches on the sides, the tiling pattern and coverage of barrel vault. The …

This pillory was reconstructed in the 20th century reusing the Doric column from the 16th century. Its column is settled in a base composed by four square steps, with a cylindrical base and flat shaft.

Monument designed by António Joaquim da Conceição, inaugurated on December 8, 1929.