Church dating from the 18TH century, with a bell tower with two bells and, inside, neoclassical altars and some 17th century images.

Pillory with three square steps with a column with a square platform and chamfered shaft. It has the national Coat of Arms in one of the top faces.

Gallows of tourniquet consists of two rectangular columns with about three feet high and wide, conical-shaped pyramids. This is a place where was formerly carried the death penalty.

Old solar dos Aguilares, which was later transformed in Paços do Concelho, tax office and a guard post. In 1958, was inaugurated here the Municipal Museum.

Late Romanesque church, which formerly housed the pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela. Inside, there are some graves inlaid in the wall, shaped chapels. Highlighted by a 18th century image of Santa Maria of the chestnut tree.

This pillory presents four square steps, a prismatic shaft, a parallelepiped capital with the national Coat of Arms and other heraldic symbols and, on the top of it, a pinnacle. It was built during the 16th century, probably in 1514.

This revivalist pillory was rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries using the original capital. It presents three square steps, a rectangular shaft; a capital with a Coat of Arms and finishing it has a pinnacle with vegan symbols.

Set of two sources, one of them of diving and the other of backrest, both in unit of granite ashlars. Diving fountain presents a simple rectangular plan, a round arch that gives access to the tank and a gable roof. The backrest features a front staircase that gives access to a rectangular space and a backrest in triangular pediment.

Cruise consisting of three steps quadrangular, a pedestal of quadrangular section, a column with a small plinth and a fuste quadrangular cross-section. To top it off, a simple Latin cross with octagonal cross section rod.