Initially named the chapel of St. John of God, this temple was erected in the reign of Dom João V, in the 18th century. At that time, included a military hospital belonging to the order of Friars of St. John of God. Emphasis on various architectural elements of interest, of neoclassical and Baroque.

Small town fortified plant constructions proto-history consisting of rectangular and circular and two waists of walls. Also has a moat excavated in outcrop.

This fortress was built by Sancho I, having been restored during the reign of King Dinis. The castle remains, at present, the keep with twinned Windows and crowned by battlements polygonal. Over the centuries this site received several fortifications.

It is a House transmontana, consisting of two floors, where stands out the balcony with porch, in granite, which maintains the popular building features. In corners, features two sculptures of Zoomorphic quadrupeds.

Pending bridge on the Ribeira da Torre, with the tray based on three arches down. Only is open to the pedestrian traffic and agricultural machinery.

Bridge built in the middle ages, with the Board in easel based on a round arch.

This pillory currently turned into a fountain, used to settle on a four steps platform. It had cylindrical shaft above the prismatic bases and pyramidal finish. It finished in flat sphere topped by a Cross.

Community oven built in the 18th century. Abroad, has a porch with a bench seat that works as a meeting point of the population.

The Wicket of Caldas is a section of the bastion fortification that surrounded the city, built between the 9TH and 13th centuries.

Large stone structure, with three semicircular bicas and three small tanks.