Bronze bust of the sculptor Henrique Moreira, placed on a granite wall.

A bronze bust over a granite base with the inscription: “Father Artur da Assunção Saúde performed his duties in this parish from 1/2/1908 to 30/5/1967. He arrived poor and left poor".

An image of the Immaculate Virgin Mary over a high pedestal.

A modern stainless steel sculpture, with a bronze bust that has the inscription: "Go and teach all the people".

A bronze sculpture representing a miller on top of a millstone, with a hammer in is hand.

A big shapeless stone with a tablet remembering the date that Pedroso became a small town.

A bronze statue representing a mason working a granite stone.

Also known as Amoreiras Aqueduct or Murracezes, this monument built in the eighteenth century (probably in 1765) is a private civil engineering. In architectural terms, the aqueduct has a width of about two feet and a height ranging between one-and-a-half and eight metres, as the slope of the terrain. In the final section, which ends in fountain, presents an arcade consisting of fourteen arches full of great dimension.

Dating from the 18TH century, Casa do Fojo is a two storey building, of great sobriety and great balance, located just outside of the ceramic factory do fojo. The facade is formed by three bodies, with the sides ripped through a window, ending in an arc with a cross on top.

Walled proto-historic Romanised village. There are remains of walls of the houses, some street layouts and several lines of walls.